Conversely, the trade-in values for the iPhone 12 mini and iPhone 13 mini models have been reduced, with the iPhone 12 mini now valued at up to $200 in the US and £210 in the UK, down from the earlier $220 and £220. Meanwhile, the iPhone SE (2nd generation) has also seen a slight decrease in value, now valued at up to $90 in the US and £105 in the UK.
Apple’s move appears to cater to customers seeking higher-value devices, as the trade-in values of high-end models like the iPhone 11 Pro Max, 12 Pro Max, and 13 Pro Max have been increased. In the UK, the iPhone 13 Pro Max saw a substantial rise from £590 to £640, while the iPhone 12 Pro increased from £350 to £420.
