Trade In is a service that Apple has, for which they offer you a certain amount of money if you exchange your iPhone, Mac, iPad, etc., for another, and which was very good to avoid having to sell it on external platforms, potentially scamming us, being left without a phone between its sale and the new purchase, etc.

However, that would have changed, since the company has greatly reduced the value of the deviceswhich means that, with some exceptions, it is no longer profitable to sell it to them directly, since we will lose a lot, and the iPhone has to be in perfect condition for this.

Selling iPhone at Trade In no longer pays

On November 6, 2025, Apple updated the trade-in values ​​for several iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch models.

In general, most devices saw a drop in their maximum trade-in value, or it remained the same, except for some specific cases. For example, some newer iPhones lost between $30 and $160 in its exchange value, which was also reflected in euros for Europe.

Among the iPads, the following movements stand out: the iPad Air model had a slight increase (up to $415 compared to the previous $400) while other models fell: the standard iPad went from $190 to $175, and the iPad mini from $275 to $255.


iPhone exchange at the Apple Store

In the Mac line, we also see decreases or lack of change: the MacBook Pro dropped from $770 to $760, the MacBook Air from 550 to 540. Curiously, the 12-inch “MacBook” model is no longer accepted for exchange.

For the Apple Watch, the adjustments were minor: the Series 10 went from 175 to 160 dollars, other models such as the Series 9 from 130 to 125, while the Apple Watch Ultra 2 remained at 335 dollars.

In summary, this adjustment confirms that Apple is reducing the value it offers when you trade in deviceswhich may influence whether you are thinking about upgrading soon or trading in used equipment. If you have a model of those affected, it is advisable to act before values ​​drop even further.

We are going to leave you the table of the current iPhone prices in Europe, in case you still have time to sell one of your old iPhones, since, at least, they continue to buy quite old models, which are more difficult to sell abroad.

Your device Estimated renewal value
iPhone 16 Pro Max Up to €780
iPhone 16 Pro Up to €705
iPhone 16 Plus Up to €540
iPhone 16 Up to €510
iPhone 15 Pro Max Up to €600
iPhone 15 Pro Up to €555
iPhone 15 Plus Up to €425
iPhone 15 Up to €400
iPhone 14 Pro Max Up to €465
iPhone 14 Pro Up to €405
iPhone 14 Plus Up to €295
iPhone 14 Up to €280
iPhone SE (3rd generation) Up to €100
iPhone 13 Pro Max Up to €320
iPhone 13 Pro Up to €280
iPhone 13 Up to €220
iPhone 13 mini Up to €170
iPhone 12 Pro Max Up to €225
iPhone 12 Pro Up to €180
iPhone 12 Up to €140
iPhone 12 mini Up to €105
iPhone SE (2nd generation) Up to €55
iPhone 11 Pro Max Up to €150
iPhone 11 Pro Up to €130
iPhone 11 Up to €115
iPhone XS Max Up to €95
iPhone XS Up to €80
iPhone XR Up to €90
iPhone X Up to €55
iPhone 8 Plus Up to €50

So now you know, check the Trade In values ​​carefully, and if you think your device is worth more, don't do it with Apple, since its service is not as profitable as before (at least for most cases).

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