It might feel like it was just yesterday that Apple launched the iPhone XS, but just like any other smartphone, the passage of time quickly dates our devices no matter how beloved they are. Regardless of which phone you’re looking to upgrade to, you might be curious to know what your iPhone XS or XS Max is worth in terms of trade in value. Well, you’ve come to the right place. Here’s how to get the most cash for your phone.
Compared to the rest of the iPhone lineup, iPhone XS is a pretty modern device. Thanks to that, you’d be surprised just how well it has held on to its value. You’re almost certainly going to get a pretty penny for that iPhone XS or XS Max, and depending on how much work you’re willing to put in, you might be able to get closer to your original purchase price than you might think.
The easiest way to find out how much your iPhone XS or XS Max is worth and get cash fast is to check the prices a wide variety of companies are willing to offer you for your old device. Here’s a quick list of trade in sites that are willing pay you for your device right now. Keep in mind that all these sites have prices that are constantly changing — today’s premium offers might be tomorrow’s paltry leftovers.
There are many sites that will offer you cash or trade in credit for your device, and you can check them all out below.
- Apple Trade In
- Gazelle
- Verizon trade in program
- T-Mobile trade in program
- AT&T trade in program
- Sprint trade in program
If you’re asking us where we think you should trade in your iPhone XS, we’d shamelessly recommend our own trade-in partner, MyPhones Unlimited. You can to trade in your iPhone XS or XS Max through them, and every trade you make helps support everything that we do here at 9to5Mac.
If you’re more interested in prioritizing maximum trade trade value rather than speed and ease, you might want to consider selling your device yourself. eBay has a great tool for finding trending prices for used devices, and other services like Swappa, Letgo, or Craigslist can be great places to sell your device as well.
Be sure to learn more about how to trade in your iPhone XS in our full ultimate guide.
Author: Stephen Hall
Source: 9TO5Mac
