The company increased the max trade-in values for most iPhone, Mac, iPad and Apple Watch models in the United States, marking the latest value bump this year. And Apple just made the idea more enticing by boosting its trade-in values on a wide range of devices. Trade-in values also increased for the rest of the iPhone 16 lineup, with the iPhone 16 Pro rising substantially from $560 to $630, the iPhone 16 Plus went to $485 and the standard iPhone 16 rose to $480. Unlike iPhones, Mac trade-in values do reflect the computer’s configuration, so models with more RAM, larger SSDs or faster processors are generally worth more. Apple Watch trade-in values is more of a mixed bag.