Apple boosts trade-in prices for iPhones iPads and MacBooks

Apple has increased maximum trade-in values for several of its devices this week. The adjustments affect selected iPhones, iPads, Apple Watches, MacBooks and desktop Macs. Some models saw higher payouts while others received reductions.

The company updated its trade-in payout ranges, with newer products maintaining higher values than older ones. Specific increases include the iPhone 15 Pro Max now up to $490, the iPhone 16 up to $460 and the MacBook Air up to $520. Some Android devices, including recent Samsung Galaxy models, were removed from the program entirely.

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Apple raises prices on MacBooks, iPads and other devices

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Apple increased prices Thursday on numerous products including MacBooks, iPads, HomePods and Apple TVs. The company attributed the hikes to surging costs for memory and storage chips amid high demand from AI data centers. iPhone prices remain unchanged for now.

Apple increased prices on multiple product lines Thursday amid rising memory chip costs tied to artificial intelligence demand. The hikes affect Macs, iPads, Vision Pro, HomePods and Apple TV models by 15 to 30 percent or more. iPhones and AirPods remain unchanged for now.

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Apple is set to introduce a new device leasing service called Apple Upgrade in partnership with Klarna. The program is scheduled to begin on July 28 in the United States. It will cover most iPhones, iPads, Macs and Apple Watches.

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