Apple today updated its trade-in values for select iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch models. Trade-ins can be completed on Apple's website, or at an Apple Store.


The charts below provide an overview of Apple's current and previous trade-in values in the U.S., according to its website. Maximum values for most devices either decreased or saw no change, but the iPad Air received a slight bump.

In addition to the changed values, Apple has stopped accepting 12-inch MacBook trade-ins.

iPhone

iPhone Model	New Values	Old Values
iPhone 16 Pro Max	Up to $670	Up to $700
iPhone 16 Pro	Up to $550	Up to $580
iPhone 16 Plus	Up to $450	Up to $470
iPhone 16	Up to $420	Up to $450
iPhone 15 Pro Max	Up to $470	Up to $630
iPhone 15 Pro	Up to $400	Up to $500
iPhone 15 Plus	Up to $330	Up to $440
iPhone 15	Up to $310	Up to $400
iPhone 14 Pro Max	Up to $370	Up to $455
iPhone 14 Pro	Up to $300	Up to $380
iPhone 14 Plus	Up to $240	Up to $300
iPhone 14	Up to $220	Up to $290
iPhone SE (3rd generation)	Up to $80	Up to $100
iPhone 13 Pro Max	Up to $300	Up to $370
iPhone 13 Pro	Up to $230	Up to $300
iPhone 13	Up to $180	Up to $250
iPhone 13 mini	Up to $150	Up to $200
iPhone 12 Pro Max	Up to $220	Up to $280
iPhone 12 Pro	Up to $160	Up to $220
iPhone 12	Up to $130	Up to $170
iPhone 12 mini	Up to $90	Up to $120
iPhone SE (2nd generation)	Up to $50	Up to $50
iPhone 11 Pro Max	Up to $150	Up to $180
iPhone 11 Pro	Up to $130	Up to $150
iPhone 11	Up to $100	Up to $130
iPhone XS Max	Up to $100	Up to $120
iPhone XS	Up to $70	Up to $90
iPhone XR	Up to $80	Up to $100
iPhone X	Up to $60	Up to $60
iPhone 8 Plus	Up to $50	Up to $60
iPhone 8	Up to $40	Up to $45

iPad

iPad Model	New Values	Old Values
iPad Pro	Up to $695	Up to $695
iPad Air	Up to $415	Up to $400
iPad	Up to $175	Up to $190
iPad mini	Up to $255	Up to $275

Mac

Mac Model	New Values	Old Values
MacBook Pro	Up to $760	Up to $770
MacBook Air	Up to $540	Up to $550
MacBook	No longer accepted	Up to $60
iMac	Up to $375	Up to $490
iMac Pro	Up to $240	Up to $385
Mac mini	Up to $380	Up to $395
Mac Studio	Up to $1,030	Up to $1,140
Mac Pro	Up to $2,520*	Up to $550

* Given the significant increase to this value, it could be a typo by Apple.

Apple Watch

Apple Watch Model	New Values	Old Values
Apple Watch Series 10	Up to $160	Up to $175
Apple Watch Ultra 2	Up to $335	Up to $335
Apple Watch Series 9	Up to $125	Up to $130
Apple Watch Ultra	Up to $245	Up to $255
Apple Watch Series 8	Up to $95	Up to $100
Apple Watch SE (2nd generation)	Up to $60	Up to $60
Apple Watch Series 7	Up to $65	Up to $70
Apple Watch Series 6	Up to $50	Up to $55
Apple Watch SE (1st generation)	Up to $30	Up to $35
Apple Watch Series 5	Up to $25	Up to $30

Apple also adjusted its trade-in values for select Android smartphones.
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Apple today announced it will accept submissions for the 2026 Swift Student Challenge from Friday, February 6 through Saturday, February 28.


The annual Swift Student Challenge gives eligible student developers around the world the opportunity to showcase their coding capabilities by using the Swift Playground or Xcode apps to create an interactive "app playground."

Apple said winners will be selected based on submissions that "demonstrate excellence in innovation, creativity, social impact, or inclusivity." A subset of Distinguished Winners with "truly exceptional" submissions will be invited to visit Apple in Cupertino, California for three days in summer 2026, with travel and lodging included.

Distinguished Winners are typically invited to attend Apple's annual developers conference WWDC, at the company's Apple Park headquarters. Apple has yet to announce WWDC 2026 dates, but the weeklong conference is typically held in June.

WWDC 2026 is where Apple will announce iOS 27, iPadOS 27, macOS 27, watchOS 27, tvOS 27, visionOS 27, and other software updates.

Apple's announcement highlights three past Swift Student Challenge winners.
This article, "Apple Announces Next Swift Student Challenge Ahead of WWDC 2026" first appeared on MacRumors.com

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