Apple has quietly increased trade-in values for several older iPhone models, offering higher rebates for customers looking to upgrade. The latest adjustments, updated this week, mark a rare price bump in the used device market, with the iPhone 15 Pro Max seeing the steepest increase.

The iPhone 15 Pro Max now fetches up to $862 (previously $783), a $79 jump, while the iPhone 13 Pro Max rose by $62 to $467. The standard iPhone 14 climbed to $401 from $385. and the iPhone 15 Pro edged up by $14 to $689. Meanwhile, the iPhone 13 Pro gained a modest $10 boost, reaching $404. Notably, Apple has removed the iPhone 8 from its official trade-in list entirely.

While most older models continue to depreciate, the selective hikes—particularly for recent Pro devices—signal sustained demand for premium refurbished iPhones. The move could benefit users planning to upgrade ahead of Apple’s expected fall hardware refresh.

Customers in the U.S. and Europe can now check updated trade-in offers directly on Apple’s website. The company has not specified whether these prices are temporary or part of a broader strategy to incentivize upgrades.