Want to upgrade your Mac or just want to know what your current machine is worth? Read on for how to check your Mac trade-in value at multiple places to be certain you get the best price possible.
There are a variety of ways to trade-in your current Mac for a credit towards a new one or just for cash. A lot trade-in programs do require a new purchase or offer a gift card. However, some don’t, but it’s worth getting multiple quotes to make sure you get a good deal.
Here are several ways to make sure you’re getting the most value for your Mac trade-in.
How to check your Mac trade-in value
- Head to Apple’s GiveBack webpage
- Scroll down, select Computer and enter your Mac details to see your value
- Also get a quote from our partner MyPhones Unlimited
- Other good options include Gazelle and eBay
Here’s how the process looks with Apple:
After selecting Computer, enter your Mac’s serial number and answer a few questions.
Trade-ins through Apple are only good for a gift card, but you can hold on to it and use it anytime in the future if you don’t want to spend it immediately.
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