Apple is offering MORE money for your old iPhone over the next few weeks – exactly how much you could receive per model
APPLE has raised the trade-in values of several of its most popular devices.
However,
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Apple have raised the trade-in value of many of its iPhones
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Some phones are now worth hundreds of pounds in store credit
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The deal will include most versions of the mobile device from the iPhone 8 right up to the iPhone 15 Pro Max.
Meanwhile, even older devices like the iPhone 13 can help you earn up to £270 in store credit.
The iPhone 8 will only earn £50 in store credit, though, as it heads onto
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The deal ends on June 18 in the UK.
The vintage list is the category in which
iPhone 7 Plus devices will be joining the iPhone 8 in the vintage list too, making repair services for the devices difficult to find.
The iPhone 6s and 2018 Mac Mini have also been
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Normally, products are added to the vintage list after they have been on the market for five years.
After seven years, they are regarded as obsolete.
The tech company has raised its trade-in prices across several countries as well as the UK, including the US,
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However, according to Mac Rumours, the deal is only available until June 18.
Apple Trade In is a service which allows you to hand in an old device, in exchange for a price cut on a new one.
Alternatively, if your device is no longer available for credit, then you can hand it over to Apple for recycling.
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
iPhone 15 Pro
- Up to £565 from £555
iPhone 15 Plus
- Up to £425 from £420
iPhone 15
- Up to £410 from £395
iPhone 14 Pro Max
- Up to £480 from £470
iPhone 14 Pro
- Up to £435 from £425
iPhone 14 Plus
- Up to £340 from £330
iPhone 14
- Up to £350 from £310
iPhone SE (3rd generation)
- Up to £130 from £120
iPhone 13 Pro Max
- Up to £355 from £345
iPhone 13 Pro
- Up to £305 from £295
iPhone 13
- Up to £270 from £260
iPhone 13 mini
- Up to £215 from £205
iPhone 12 Pro Max
- Up to £285 from £255
iPhone 12 Pro
- Up to £235 from £205
iPhone 12
- Up to £170 from £160
iPhone 12 mini
- Up to £135 from £125
iPhone SE (2nd generation)
- Up to £65 from £55
iPhone 11 Pro Max
- Up to £170 from £160
iPhone 11 Pro
- Up to £150 from £135
iPhone 11
- Up to £120 from £110
iPhone XS Max
- Up to £120 from £100
iPhone XS
- Up to £85 from £70
iPhone XR
- Up to £100 from £85
iPhone X
- Up to £60 from £50
iPhone 8 Plus
- 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.
The news comes after Apple users finally worked out how to make their battery life last for longer.
By turning on the battery optimisation mode, your battery will charge up to 80 per cent.
Although that might seem like your phone has less charge, it actually slows down the rate at which your battery degrades.
Over time, this means
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Apple have also raised trade-in prices in the US, Japan, Germany, France and several other countries
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