Apple wants its iPhones back. And its iPads, watches, MacBooks — and more. And you could score serious credit toward a new device by sending in your old Apple devices to the Apple Trade In program.

Apple hasn't increased iPhone prices for several years, even though it has made significant changes to its iPhone lineup, like eliminating the cheaper 128GB versions from all iPhone models. While that ...

As frustrating as it is to come to terms with, the simple fact of the matter is that your current iPhone will not last forever. You're going to have to replace it sooner or later, probably sooner, and ...

Apple updated its device trade-in values Thursday, marking a significant shift in what consumers can expect when exchanging older devices for credit toward new purchases. The changes affect iPhones, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Many people may not know, but Costco has an Apple device trade-in program. This program, powered by Phobio, turns your outdated ...

The iPhone 15 Pro received the biggest trade-in boost among the phones, increasing by $35 to $410. Any figures you see are the maximum payout you could receive for a used device. The actual trade-in ...

person wearing a watch holding an apple iphone 16 pro - Vfhnb12/Getty Images If you have been holding on to an old iPhone, or another Apple device, and waiting for the right opportunity to upgrade, ...

The tech giant has run its trade-in program since 2013, launching in the same year as the iPhone 5s. That 13-year-old phone doesn't have any trade in value now, with Apple recommending users recycle ...