Overnight, Apple quietly slashed almost all of its maximum estimated trade-in values for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch models.
Overnight, Apple has quietly slashed almost all of its maximum estimated trade-in values of second-hand iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watch models.
For example, yesterday on Apple’s device trade-in program web page, the iPhone XS Max had an estimated trade-in value of up to $600, but today Apple is only offering up to $500 –– a full $100 less than it did 24 hours ago. The only devices that have been spared reductions are the MacBook Pro, Mac Pro, Mac mini, and Apple Watch Series 1, 2, and 3.
MacDailyNews Take: Yes, Virgnina, the fair-market value of devices decreases over time and need to be adjusted accordingly. MacRumors has compiled a list of all device trade-in reductions here
I received $600 for my Phone XS Max just last week. I’m loving my new iPhone 11 Pro Max.
Yeah, I love mine too. First iPhone that I can say that as the camera(s) are finally great!
Apple has never been supportive of recycling its products as evidenced by lowering current trade in values.
A similar theme plays out through Apple products that have been less upgradable over the years leading to our current culture of disposable electronics.
I looked up “Virgnina; nothing.
I think it’s Spanish for virgin female. 😉
MDN needs to double down on proof reading.