Apple has once again adjusted the trade-in values for some of its devices, while adding several Samsung foldables to the list. Here are the new values.
For at least the seventh time this year, Apple updated its trade-in values table today, having just raised the amounts offered for iPads and Macs a few weeks ago.
With today’s update, Apple raised trade-in values for many iPhone and several Apple Watch models, while leaving Mac and iPad estimates unchanged. Apple also added six Samsung foldable phones to its Android trade-in list, while lowering estimates for several Google Pixel models and some newer iPhones.
Here are Apple’s trade-in values as of <a href="https://myappsplus.com/if-the-november-windows-update-fails-to-install-on-your-pc-heres-what-to-do/” title=”If the November Windows update fails to install on your PC, here's what to do”>November 12, 2026. All values are “up to”:
iPhone
- iPhone 17 Pro Max: $855 (was $885)
- iPhone 17 Pro: $740 (was $785)
- iPhone Air: $615 (was $585)
- iPhone 17: $615 (was $585)
- iPhone 16 Pro Max: $590 (was $610)
- iPhone 16 Pro: $510 (unchanged)
- iPhone 16 Plus: $450 (was $430)
- iPhone 16: $440 (was $430)
- iPhone 16e: $285 (was $270)
- iPhone 15 Pro Max: $445 (was $455)
- iPhone 15 Pro: $365 (was $370)
- iPhone 15 Plus: $325 (was $315)
- iPhone 15: $305 (unchanged)
- iPhone 14 Pro Max: $360 (unchanged)
- iPhone 14 Pro: $285 (unchanged)
- iPhone 14 Plus: $215 (was $210)
- iPhone 14: $195 (unchanged)
- iPhone SE (3rd generation): $75 (unchanged)
- iPhone 13 Pro Max: $330 (was $320)
- iPhone 13 Pro: $265 (was $255)
- iPhone 13: $180 (was $175)
- iPhone 13 mini: $145 (unchanged)
- iPhone 12 Pro Max: $220 (was $210)
- iPhone 12 Pro: $180 (was $165)
- iPhone 12: $120 (unchanged)
- iPhone 12 mini: $85 (was $80)
- iPhone SE (2nd generation): $45 (was $40)
- iPhone 11 Pro Max: $145 (was $140)
- iPhone 11 Pro: $125 (unchanged)
- iPhone 11: $105 (was $100)
- iPhone XS Max: $90 (was $85)
- iPhone XS: $65 (was $60)
- iPhone XR: $80 (was $75)
- iPhone X: $55 (was $50)
- iPhone 8 Plus: $35 (unchanged)
Apple Watch
- Apple Watch Ultra 3: $430 (unchanged)
- Apple Watch Series 11: $200 (unchanged)
- Apple Watch SE (3rd generation): $115 (unchanged)
- Apple Watch Series 10: $155 (was $150)
- Apple Watch Ultra 2: $275 (was $265)
- Apple Watch Series 9: $115 (unchanged)
- Apple Watch Ultra: $185 (was $190)
- Apple Watch Series 8: $90 (unchanged)
- Apple Watch SE (2nd generation): $65 (was $60)
- Apple Watch Series 7: $60 (was $65)
- Apple Watch Series 6: $45 (was $40)
- Apple Watch SE (1st generation): $30 (unchanged)
- iPad Pro: $915 (unchanged)
- iPad Air: $525 (unchanged)
- iPad: $300 (unchanged)
- iPad mini: $340 (unchanged)
- MacBook Pro: $1,435 (unchanged)
- MacBook Air: $795 (unchanged)
- iMac: $440 (unchanged)
- iMac Pro: $340 (unchanged)
- Mac mini: $645 (unchanged)
- Mac Studio: $1,700 (unchanged)
- Mac Pro: $2,560 (unchanged)
Android
- Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7: $410 (new)
- Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6: $335 (new)
- Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5: $270 (new)
- Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7: $215 (new)
- Samsung Galaxy Z Flip6: $185 (new)
- Samsung Galaxy Z Flip5: $125 (new)
- Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra 5G: $125 (unchanged)
- Samsung Galaxy S22+ 5G: $80 (unchanged)
- Samsung Galaxy S22 5G: $80 (unchanged)
- Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G: $95 (unchanged)
- Samsung Galaxy S21+ 5G: $70 (unchanged)
- Samsung Galaxy S21 5G: $55 (unchanged)
- Google Pixel 9 Pro XL: $280 (was $290)
- Google Pixel 9 Pro: $265 (was $275)
- Google Pixel 9: $180 (was $200)
- Google Pixel 8 Pro: $135 (was $150)
- Google Pixel 8: $100 (was $115)
- Google Pixel 8a: $105 (unchanged)
- Google Pixel 7 Pro: $80 (was $90)
- Google Pixel 7: $70 (was $65)
- OnePlus 13: $250 (unchanged)
- OnePlus 13R: $165 (unchanged)
- OnePlus 12: $200 (unchanged)
- OnePlus 12R: $115 (unchanged)
Apple says trade-in values may vary based on the condition, year, and configuration of the device, adding that not all devices are eligible for credit.
To learn more about Apple’s trade-in program, follow this link.
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