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Apple's iPhone trade-in values have increased by $20 to $30 since May, while iPad trade-in values have risen by $25 to $35.
Reported by PCMag.
Apple Once Again Raises Trade-In Values for iPhones, Macs, iPads, Watches
Apple's iPhone trade-in values have increased by $20 to $30 since May, while iPad trade-in values have risen by $25 to $35.
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