Apple to boost old iPhone trade-in values for iPhone 15 series customers starting May 20

Apple will increase the old iPhone trade-in value for iPhone 15 series customers at Apple retail stores starting May 20.

The word comes from Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, who also said this trade-in value boost will be available in the US and Canada until June 3, 2024. However, Gurman didn't reveal how much extra credit Apple will provide to iPhone 15 series buyers trading their old iPhones.

Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max

Right now, Apple offers a trade-in credit of up to $370 for an old iPhone 14, while iPhone 14 Pro Max users can get up to $630. You can check the list below for the credit values offered by Apple on older iPhones in the US.

Device Estimated trade-in value
Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max Up to $630
Apple iPhone 14 Pro Up to $520
Apple iPhone 14 Plus Up to $420
Apple iPhone 14 Up to $370
Apple iPhone SE (3rd gen) Up to $160
Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max Up to $450
Apple iPhone 13 Pro Up to $370
Apple iPhone 13 Up to $300
Apple iPhone 13 Mini Up to $270
Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max Up to $350
Apple iPhone 12 Pro Up to $270
Apple iPhone 12 Up to $200
Apple iPhone 12 Mini Up to $170
Apple iPhone SE (2nd gen) Up to $80
Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max Up to $270
Apple iPhone 11 Pro Up to $220
Apple iPhone XS Max Up to $150
Apple iPhone XS Up to $110
Apple iPhone XR Up to $110
Apple iPhone X Up to $100
Apple iPhone 8 Plus Up to $80
Apple iPhone 8 Up to $50
Apple iPhone 7 Plus Up to $50

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  • Lister

People still flash custom ROM's to Androids? Lmao, I did all that on the Galaxy S2.

Keep in mind that I said "Most", not all. You & I live in a tech echo-chamber on the internet, you & I know about the apple 7-year average of software updates. But 95% of consumers who are living in the real world, don't. ...

They probably bought the iPhone for $600 cos they could be fairly certain it would last that long, unlike "you're the product" Android devices