Apple Now Accepting Three New Android Devices for Trade-In
Following the introduction of Samsung's latest foldables yesterday, Apple today began accepting three new flagship Android devices for trade-in.

The three devices are previous-generation flagship models. As indicated on Apple's trade-in webpage, their values are as follows:
- Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra: Up to $405
- Samsung Galaxy S24: Up to $290
- Google Pixel 8 Pro: Up to $205
Prices for the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, Samsung Galaxy S23, Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra, and Google Pixel 7 Pro remain the same at up to $330, $180, $135, and $120, respectively.
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