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Apple is now paying more for your used Apple Watches and iPads


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The first model of the Apple Watch Ultra is one of the devices getting an increased trade-in value. 

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If you’re considering buying a new iPhone 15 Pro or an Apple Watch Series 9, and have wondered how much you could get for your old iPhone, you’re in luck. Apple has increased its trade-in offers for the Apple Watch, iPad, and some Android phones by as much as $90 in some cases. 

This means that Apple users who want to trade in their old Apple Watch Ultra for some credit towards an Ultra 2 or other Apple device could get up to $425 instead of the previous $380 limit. 

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But Apple Watch and iPad trade-ins aren’t the only ones getting a credit boost; some Android phones are also seeing a larger trade-in value today than they did yesterday. 

Here’s how much trade-in credit you can get today, according to 9to5Mac:

Apple devices

  • Apple Watch Ultra: Up to $425 in trade-in credit (up from $380)
  • Apple Watch Series 7: Up to $160 in trade-in credit (up from $155)
  • iPad Pro: Up to $580 in trade-in credit (up from $510)
  • iPad Air: Up to $325 in trade-in credit (up from $315)
  • iPad: Up to $260 in trade-in credit (up from $170)

Android phones

  • Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra: Up to $340 in trade-in credit (up from $325)
  • Samsung Galaxy S22+: Up to $230 in trade-in credit (up from $225)
  • Samsung Galaxy S22: Up to $190 in trade-in credit (up from $180)
  • Samsung Galaxy S21+: Up to $160 in trade-in credit (up from $140)
  • Samsung Galaxy S21: Up to $135 in trade-in credit (up from $120)
  • Samsung Galaxy S20+: Up to $100 in trade-in credit (up from $90)
  • Samsung Galaxy S20: Up to $95 in trade-in credit (up from $85)
  • Samsung Galaxy S10: Up to $70 in trade-in credit (up from $65)
  • Samsung Galaxy S10e: Up to $55 in trade-in credit (up from $50)
  • Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra: Up to $165 in trade-in credit (up from $140)
  • Samsung Galaxy Note 20: Up to $120 in trade-in credit (up from $100)
  • Samsung Galaxy Note 10: Up to $90 in trade-in credit (up from $75)
  • Google Pixel 6 Pro: Up to $140 in trade-in credit (up from $125)
  • Google Pixel 6: Up to $110 in trade-in credit (up from $90)
  • Google Pixel 6a: Up to $100 in trade-in credit (up from $80)
  • Google Pixel 5: Up to $60 in trade-in credit (up from $50)
  • Google Pixel 4 XL: Up to $40 in trade-in credit (up from $35)
  • Google Pixel 4: Up to $35 in trade-in credit (up from $30)
  • Google Pixel 4a: Up to $35 in trade-in credit (up from $30)

Apple buyers can apply the trade-in credit towards the purchase of a new Apple device. Apple doesn’t offer trade-in credits for all available devices; the ones that aren’t eligible for credit are recycled for free.





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