Apple has updated its trade-in values for iPads and Macs, marking the second such increase within two months. This change follows a previous adjustment last month where iPhone trade-in values were lowered while iPad and Mac values saw increases.
The new trade-in values show increases across most iPad and Mac models. For iPads, the iPad Pro increased to $915 (from $905), iPad Air to $525 (from $510), iPad to $300 (from $280), and iPad mini to $340 (from $320).
Mac trade-in values also saw significant bumps: MacBook Pro to $1,435 (from $1,315), MacBook Air to $795 (from $705), iMac to $440 (from $385), Mac mini to $645 (from $620), Mac Studio to $1,700 (from $1,460), and Mac Pro to $2,560 (from $2,195). The iMac Pro remained unchanged at $340.
This latest adjustment in trade-in values aligns with the recent announcement of the new OLED iPad mini and expectations for new Mac product launches in the near future. Trade-in values for iPhones, Apple Watch, and Android devices remained unchanged from the September 9 update.
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Apple has again raised trade-in values for iPads and Macs, with some increases reaching $365. This adjustment follows a previous update last month and coincides with the announcement of a new OLED iPad mini and anticipated Mac launches.