Find out your iPhone’s trade-in value after the Apple event

Apple announced new iPhones. You may not have enough money to get one at launch. There is a way to alleviate that.

After Apple’s big event, it might be wise to find out the approximate trade-in value of your current iPhone (or Apple Watch, or any other event-refreshed product) if you want, know- you, get a new one.

Fortunately, it is not easy to do. Apple’s official trade-in website provides a complete list of trade-in values ​​for its devices.

Apple iPhone trade-in price list

• iPhone 14 Pro Max: Up to $650

• iPhone 14 Pro: Up to $570

• iPhone 14 Plus: Up to $470

• iPhone 14: Up to $430

• iPhone 13 Pro Max: Up to $580

• iPhone 13 Pro: Up to $480

• iPhone 13: Up to $370

• iPhone 13 mini: Up to $320

• iPhone SE (3rd generation): Up to $160

• iPhone 12 Pro Max: Up to $450

• iPhone 12 Pro: Up to $360

• iPhone 12: Up to $250

• iPhone 12 mini: Up to $200

• iPhone SE (2nd generation): Up to $80

• iPhone 11 Pro Max: Up to $300

• iPhone 11 Pro: Up to $250

• iPhone 11: Up to $200

• iPhone XS Max: Up to $170

• iPhone XS: Up to $140

• iPhone XR: Up to $140

• iPhone X: Up to $120

• iPhone 8 Plus: Up to $90

• iPhone 8: Up to $60

• iPhone 7 Plus: Up to $50

• iPhone 7: Up to $40

Of course, there are caveats to this. For example, even new iPhones will get you, as the site lists the iPhone 14 Pro Max with an estimated trade-in value of $650. It goes back to the iPhone 7, which clocks in at an impressive $40. And yes, these are technical estimates; you can go to an Apple Store and in theory for less than what is listed here.

Make sure, however, that you get at least one IDeAS how much the iPhone 15 will run you has a possible trade-in. Given how much phones cost these days, that doesn’t hurt at all.