Apple has increased the maximum trade-in values of older Pro iPhone models in anticipation of the iPhone 15 in September. Conversely, the maximum trade-in values for other phones – particularly the older iPhone 12 mini and iPhone 13 mini models – have been reduced.
The adjustments, which you can check for yourself on Apple's site, primarily affect the Pro models. Non-Pro and pint-sized models, such as the iPhone 12 mini either see decreases (from $220 to $200), or slight increases, with the iPhone 13 mini going keeping its $330 value in the US and seeing a small £335 to £340 rise in the UK. The 2020 iPhone SE also sees a decrease in value, from $100 to $90, while the 2020 iPhone SE’s value remains unchanged at $160. Here's the full updated pricing breakdown:
