You can get a new iPhone 16 by trading in your older iPhone: Find which models and how much Apple will give in exchange
Apple's trade-in program allows users to exchange their older iPhone 12, 13, 14 or 15 to get store credits for buying the new models at a discounted price
With all four variants of the Apple iPhone 16 series on sale right now, the Cupertino, California-based tech giant offers a trade-in program where you can trade your old iPhone in to reduce the cost of buying the new one.

Which older iPhone models can be traded in to buy a brand new iPhone 16?
You can trade in the iPhone 12, iPhone 13, iPhone 14, or iPhone 15 to get a new iPhone 16.
How does Apple’s Trade-in program work?
Apple's Trade-In program allows users of older iPhones to trade in their devices and get store credits towards purchasing a new one.
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You can trade in your old device online or at an Apple store.
What are the trade-in values of the various older iPhones?
| iPhone Model | Trade-In Offer Value | Current Retail Price |
| iPhone 15 | ₹37,900 | ₹69,900 (After Price Cut) |
| iPhone 14 | ₹32,100 | ₹59,900 |
| iPhone 13 | ₹31,000 | Discontinued |
| iPhone 12 | ₹20,800 | Discontinued |
What are the other details of the Apple trade-in offer?
You can only get a store credit for buying a new iPhone for trading in your old iPhone. You cannot get cash on it simply.
The trade-in offer value also depends on the condition of the device being traded in, with the values mentioned above being the highest value you can possibly get.
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