Apple raises trade-in prices for iPhone Pro models.

According to BGR , the change suggests this might be a good time for users to sell some older iPhone models, as Apple is likely planning to lower its buyback prices again as the release of the next-generation iPhone approaches.

The trade-in price increase only applies to iPhone Pro models.

iPhone Pro models with increased trade-in values ​​on Apple's website include the iPhone 13 Pro Max at $630 (up from $600), the iPhone 13 Pro at $530 (up from $500), the iPhone 12 Pro Max at $420 (up from $400), the iPhone 12 Pro at $350 (up from $330), and the iPhone 11 Pro at $240 (up from $230).

Meanwhile, several non-Pro iPhone models have seen price reductions, including the iPhone 13 Mini at $330 (down from $350), the iPhone 12 Mini at $220 (down from $250), and the iPhone SE 2 at $90 (down from $100).

Other iPhone models retain their previous prices, but the company has also adjusted prices for iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches. The iPad Pro now tops up at $470 (previously $445), the regular iPad at $175 (previously $165), and the iPad Mini at $250 (previously $240).

For Macs, Apple has improved the trade-in value of the MacBook Pro and Mac Mini; however, the MacBook Air and iMac have lower values, possibly because the latest products are at least a year old. Specifically, the MacBook Pro is priced at $775 (up from $730), the Mac Mini at $405 (up from $375), the MacBook Air at $450 (down from $515), and the iMac at $510 (down from $570).

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