Here are the estimated trade-in values for iPads and Apple Watches that have increased:
Apple Watch Ultra: Up to $425 (was $380) Apple Watch Series 7: Up to $160 (was $155) iPad Pro: Up to $580 (was $510) iPad Air: Up to $325 (was $315) iPad: Up to $260 (was $170)Additionally, Apple provides trade-in credit for select Android devices, presumably out of sympathy, including these phones with boosted values:
Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra 5G: Up to $340 (was $325) Samsung Galaxy S22+ 5G: Up to $230 (was $225) Samsung Galaxy S22 5G: Up to $190 (was $180) Samsung Galaxy S21+ 5G: Up to $160 (was $140) Samsung Galaxy S21 5G: Up to $135 (was $120) Samsung Galaxy S20+: Up to $100 (was $90) Samsung Galaxy S20: Up to $95 (was $85) Samsung Galaxy S10: Up to $70 (was $65) Samsung Galaxy S10e: Up to $55 (was $50) Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra: Up to $165 (was $140) Samsung Galaxy Note 20: Up to $120 (was $100) Samsung Galaxy Note 10: Up to $90 (was $75) Google Pixel 6 Pro: Up to $140 (was $125) Google Pixel 6: Up to $110 (was $90) Google Pixel 6a: Up to $100 (was $80) Google Pixel 5: Up to $60 (was $50) Google Pixel 4 XL: Up to $40 (was $35) Google Pixel 4: Up to $35 (was $30) Google Pixel 4a: Up to $35 (was $30)In other words, please buy an iPhone.
Meanwhile, these Android phones dropped in trade-in value:
Samsung Galaxy S9+: Up to $40 (was $45) Samsung Galaxy S9: Up to $25 (was $30)Somehow those values still seem generous for Android phones. Apple also accepts OnePlus 10T and OnePlus 10 Pro phones for trade-in. Everything else gets recycled.