Apple is offering MORE money for your old iPhones – but there's only days left to claim up to £660 before prices fall
Apple's Trade In is a service which allows you to exchange an old device for a price cut on a brand new one
GOOD I-DEA Apple is offering MORE money for your old iPhones – but there's only days left to claim up to £660 before prices fall
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APPLE has raised its in-house trade-in values for dozens of iPhone models - meaning customers can get more money for their old gadgets.
But iPhone owners only have a few more days to make use of the offer before Apple drops its trade-in prices again.
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So if you've got some old handsets wasting away in a drawer somewhere at home, now is the time to trade them in
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Apple's Trade In is a service which allows you to exchange an old device for a price cut on a brand new one
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So if you've got some old handsets wasting away in a drawer somewhere at home, now is the time to trade them in.
The offer spans 27 iPhone models - from the iPhone 8 right up to the iPhone 15 Pro Max.
iPhone 15 Pro Max devices will now get you a staggering £660 when traded in, while the regular iPhone 15 can get you as much as £410.
Even older devices like the iPhone 13 can earn you up to £270 in store credit - helping you shave a significant amount off your next Apple purchase.
The iPhone 8 will only earn £50 in store credit, though, as it heads onto Apple's dreaded vintage list.
The tech giant has upped trade-in prices in several countries as well as the UK, including the US, Canada, Japan, France, Germany, Australia, Italy, Spain and China.
However, the deal is only available until June 18, MacRumors reported.
After this date, prices will sink back to their usual levels.
While third-party trade-in services generally offer higher trade-in values, store credit can be helpful to die-hard Apple customers.
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Apple's Trade In is a service which allows you to exchange an old device for a price cut on a brand new one.
The service is available both in store and online.
Apple's new iPhone trade-in prices
Apple have raised the amount of money you can earn when trading in your phone.
The amount you'll get depends on your phone's condition, but some devices can be worth £660 in store credit.
Here are the new trade-in values of Apple's iPhones: iPhone 15 Pro Max - Up to £660 from £655
- Up to £660 from £655 iPhone 15 Pro - Up to £565 from £555
- Up to £565 from £555 iPhone 15 Plus - Up to £425 from £420
- Up to £425 from £420 iPhone 15 - Up to £410 from £395
- Up to £410 from £395 iPhone 14 Pro Max - Up to £480 from £470
- Up to £480 from £470 iPhone 14 Pro - Up to £435 from £425
- Up to £435 from £425 iPhone 14 Plus - Up to £340 from £330
- Up to £340 from £330 iPhone 14 - Up to £350 from £310
- Up to £350 from £310 iPhone SE (3rd generation) - Up to £130 from £120
- Up to £130 from £120 iPhone 13 Pro Max - Up to £355 from £345
- Up to £355 from £345 iPhone 13 Pro - Up to £305 from £295
- Up to £305 from £295 iPhone 13 - Up to £270 from £260
- Up to £270 from £260 iPhone 13 mini - Up to £215 from £205
- Up to £215 from £205 iPhone 12 Pro Max - Up to £285 from £255
- Up to £285 from £255 iPhone 12 Pro - Up to £235 from £205
- Up to £235 from £205 iPhone 12 - Up to £170 from £160
- Up to £170 from £160 iPhone 12 mini - Up to £135 from £125
- Up to £135 from £125 iPhone SE (2nd generation) - Up to £65 from £55
- Up to £65 from £55 iPhone 11 Pro Max - Up to £170 from £160
- Up to £170 from £160 iPhone 11 Pro - Up to £150 from £135
- Up to £150 from £135 iPhone 11 - Up to £120 from £110
- Up to £120 from £110 iPhone XS Max - Up to £120 from £100
- Up to £120 from £100 iPhone XS - Up to £85 from £70
- Up to £85 from £70 iPhone XR - Up to £100 from £85
- Up to £100 from £85 iPhone X - Up to £60 from £50
- Up to £60 from £50 iPhone 8 Plus - Up to £65 from £50
- Up to £65 from £50 iPhone 8 - Up to £50 from £40
The new prices will be valid until June 18 and range from £10 to £30 increases.
Alternatively, if your device is no longer available for credit, then you can hand it over to Apple for recycling.
Your device might not be available for credit if it is too old and has been added to Apple's doomed 'obsolete' list.
"Products are considered obsolete when Apple stopped distributing them for sale more than seven years ago," the company writes on its website.
"Apple discontinues all hardware service for obsolete products, and service providers cannot order parts for obsolete products."
It means it can't be repaired, as Apple no longer has the parts.
Apple also doesn't accept iPhones with a broken screen or other significant damage.
In both cases, Apple will only recycle the device for you.
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