From CNET: Apple debuted the new iPhone 14 series and Apple Watch 8 smartwatches during its September "Far Out" event, then small updates to iPads in October. Now that people have traded in their aging devices for brand-new ones, on Thursday Apple quietly reduced the trade-in values for a lot of older devices.
Comparing Apple's trade-in website with an archived version from Wednesday, it seems the company updated the amount of money you'll get if you trade in an older device. Some products haven't seen that much of a drop, like the iPhone 13, which gets you up to $450 instead of $470 just a day ago. iPads and Apple Watches had slight drops in value as well.
But Mac trade-in values have seen steep declines. You'll only get up to $600 for an iMac Pro instead of the $1,150 offered yesterday, as MacRumors pointed out. Mac Pros will get $1,250 (down from $1,550), while MacBook Pros will get $630 (down from $850). iMacs and Mac minis had less dramatic drops in trade-in prices, while the MacBook Air barely dropped at all.
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