Report: Apple Planning Trade-In Program

Cheapskates, Rejoice!

Updated Apr. 21, 2017 10:18AM EDT / Published Jun. 07, 2013 3:24PM EDT

Best news ever for those of us still carrying around an iPhone 4 and feeling super lame about it: Apple is reportedly planning a trade-in program for the older models. According to a Bloomberg report, the tech giant will be partnering with Brightstar Corp. to offer their thriftier customers an incentive to upgrade. The used iPhones will move on to emerging markets with a higher demand for less expensive devices. No word on how much they’ll offer in the exchange and Apple is staying mum, but the plan is supposed to roll out this month.

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Report: Apple Planning Trade-In Program