In April, Apple officially launched the Apple Watch. It’s been just over two months since the first pre-orders went live, and now NextWorth wants you to know Watch trade-ins are now live.
One of the biggest main competitors to Gazelle, NextWorth has officially launched its Apple Watch trade-in program. With it, Watch owners can send in their wearable to net some extra cash, but as revealed by 9to5Mac, the prices for the trade-in aren’t all that high. Especially when compared to the pricier Watch models.
The most that NextWorth will pay out for an Apple Watch is $500, and it only goes lower from there, especially for the less-expensive models. As noted in the report, NextWorth is offering around 50% of what the owner paid for the wearable. For example, a 42mm Apple Watch Sport, which retails for $399, will net a trade-in value of $186 — as long as it’s in good condition and works properly.The 42mm Apple Watch with a Milanese Loop retails for just over $700 after tax, and NextWorth will offer $343 for a Watch that’s in good condition and still functioning.
Apple products tend to have a long-standing existence within trading communities. Gazelle announced in March that it would be accepting Watch trade-ins at some point in the near future, and with NextWorth announcing its own program, one might expect Gazelle to announce its own plans soon.
You can head through the NextWorth source link below to check out how much you’d get for your Watch.
Did you, or anyone you know, already get rid of their Apple Watch?
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