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The iPhone 16 Pro is now up to worth $70 more when trading in for a new model. But the value of Android models drops.
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Your next Apple iPhone will probably cost more but here’s how your old iPhone could lessen the blow
The iPhone 16 Pro is now up to worth $70 more when trading in for a new model.
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