Lock in your iPhone trade-in price now before Apple’s iPhone 14 event

With the launch of the new iPhone 14 models coming up, previous iPhone models are about to lose value. In fact, in the past few years they have lost about 12% in value in the first month following the launch of the new iPhones and an average of 23% in the three months post-launch. That means now is the perfect time to trade in your old phone ahead of upgrading to a new model. — 9to5Mac’s official trade-in partner– offers a fast, easy, and free way to sell your old tech.

What’s interesting about Decluttr is that it offers an , allowing you to lock in a trade-in quote for your iPhone and send your device later after you receive your new iPhone. This means you can take advantage of your iPhone 13 Pro until your new iPhone 14 Pro Max arrives and cash out more money than you would with other programs.

Decluttr pays around 33% more than carrier buyback programs, and it pays out in cash instead of credit, allowing you to put your money toward whatever device or plan you want instead of being limited to carrier offers. They’ll pay you almost immediately, the day after your device arrives with them.

For example, Apple also offers trade-in options, but ahead of the iPhone 14 release in September, the company has lowered the value you can get with old iPhones, while Decluttr is helping you to maintain your device at a higher value.

Not only can you get the most out of your old iPhone, but you’ll also be preventing them from heading to the landfill as the majority of devices sent to Decluttr are repaired, refurbished, and sold to new customers. Any device that the company can’t sell gets recycled responsibly for you.

Decluttr has paid over $400 million to over 6 million happy customers. They have an Excellent rating from over 24,000 reviews on Trustpilot and Elite status on Reseller Ratings. Plus, they’re BBB accredited.

Just , and the company will give you a free instant valuation. Then ship your items for free, and you’ll get paid the day after your items arrive by direct deposit or PayPal.

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