How to get the most money for your used iPad in 2023 (2024)

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How to get the most money for your used iPad in 2023? ›

Swappa is the safest and easiest place to sell your used iPad for the most money. Unlike trade-in sites and buyback programs, Swappa puts you in direct contact with your buyer, so you get the most for your used tech. Plus, you're paid in real money, not some store gift card you'll never use.

Swappa is the safest and easiest place to sell your used iPad for the most money. Unlike trade-in sites and buyback programs, Swappa puts you in direct contact with your buyer, so you get the most for your used tech. Plus, you're paid in real money, not some store gift card you'll never use.

Sell Your iPad For Cash Today

Find the closest ecoATM kiosk via our website or mobile app, get your iPad ready to sell, and head over there to obtain an instant offer. With ecoATM, you can benefit from fast cash, environmental responsibility, a simple selling process, and much more.

Use your iPad as an alarm clock

Using a small iPad stand in a hotel or on your nightstand, you can prop your iPad up and run any number of digital alarm clock apps to view the time. Using an alarm clock app you can go full screen to display large numerals showing the time, date, and in some cases even the weather.

For instance, rather than listing out each specific iPad, the Apple Trade-In website says that you can expect “up to $175” for an iPad, “up to $320” for an iPad Air, “up to $260” for an iPad mini, and “up to $490” for an iPad Pro.

Pawn shops are always interested in technology items like iPads and iPhones, so if you find yourself in need of cash, you should consider pawning your iPad or iPhone. Keep reading on to learn the best way to pawn an iPad or an iPhone.

The popularity of the iPad means it holds its value for far longer than most other tablets, so you can get a good price when selling your iPad for cash.

Yes, the Apple Trade In program is available on apple.com as well as in all our retail stores. A Specialist will evaluate your device on the spot, so the trade-in credit you get in the store may differ from the estimated trade-in value you received online if the condition doesn't match what you described.

Yes, you can sell a locked iPad Pro 3 11-inch at ecoATM kiosks. We accept devices regardless of carrier, including activation-locked ones. However, note that the amount you receive depends on the iPad's condition.

Does Walmart buy old iPads? ›

Walmart wants to pay you for your old phones, tablets, and laptops — regardless of what condition they're in. "As long as your electronic item appears on our 'Model Name' list, we will accept it." Looking for a way to dispose of your used electronic devices that are better for the planet and can earn you some cash?

You should delete all of your personal information off of your device before you sell it. When you delete all of your personal information, you don't have to worry about the new owner being able to access things that belong to you such as passwords to your accounts.

To get rid of an old iPad, visit Apple's Trade In website to earn credits you can apply towards new purchases. If your device isn't eligible for credits, Apple will still recycle your iPad for free. You can also check for e-waste facilities, sell, or donate your device. Just be sure to backup your files first.

Go back to Settings and tap General > Transfer or Reset [device] > Erase All Content and Settings. If you turned on Find My [device], you might need to enter your Apple ID and password. If your device uses eSIM, choose the option to erase your device and the eSIM profile when asked.

The oldest model Apple makes that is still able to install iPadOS 18 is from 2018, but assuming that Apple continues support of iPadOS 16 until September 2025, the decade-old 1st gen 12.9-inch iPad Pro from 2015 will still be supported for another year, as will the 2016 9.7-inch iPad Pro and the 2017 iPad (5th gen).

Yes, you can sell a locked iPad Pro 3 11-inch at ecoATM kiosks. We accept devices regardless of carrier, including activation-locked ones. However, note that the amount you receive depends on the iPad's condition.

Yes, you can trade in any iPad online or at an Apple Store. To find your trade-in value and next steps, take a look at the Apple Trade-In page on apple.com.

The street value of an original, first-generation iPad on a site like eBay or Craigslist is probably about $100 at best. The popular tech buyback site Gazelle.com will only give you $80 for the 16GB Wi-Fi first-generation iPad if it's flawless.