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 raises trade-in estimates for iPhones, Macs, iPads and watches, with some devices gaining more than $100 and new Android phones now eligible.

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, ...

Under the new offering, eligible customers can lease most Apple devices through monthly payments after completing a soft credit check handled by Klarna, a process that does not affect credit scores.

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 ...

Apple has refreshed its U.S. trade-in program, increasing the value of many popular iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches. The changes, spotted today, offer better credit toward new purchases — ...

Apple is introducing a new leasing program in partnership with the “buy now, pay later” service Klarna, giving eligible customers the option to pay for Apple devices through monthly installments, the ...

A new leasing program provided by Klarna offers eligible customers monthly payment options for Apple devices, including iPhone starting at $17.99 per month and Apple Watch starting at $11.99 per ...

With Apple dropping new models every year (as with all other major brands), the "latest" iPhone model you picked up so excitedly just months ago begins to feel outdated almost immediately. Even when ...

Apple has updated its trade-in program, raising credit values for the majority of its iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch models, with some devices seeing increases of nearly 30 percent. The company ...