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Trade-in price tracker: which iPhones and iPads changed value

By the PhoneTradeIn team · Published 18 October 2026 · Prices as of 18 October 2026

Between 16 September 2026 and 18 October 2026, the best published trade-in price went up for 28 of the 95 iPhones and iPads we track and down for 18. The median model moved 0% for iPhones and +3.7% for iPads.

Biggest risers

Models worth £50 or more at our previous update, ranked by percentage change in their best published price.

Model16 September 202618 October 2026Change
iPad Air (4th gen)£216£254+17.6%
iPad (10th gen, 2022)£258£300+16.3%
iPad (11th gen, A16)£341£396+16.1%
iPad (9th gen, 2021)£176£204+15.9%
iPad Air 13" (M3)£342£396+15.8%
iPad Pro 13" (M4)£558£640+14.7%
iPad (8th gen, 2020)£125£143+14.4%
iPad mini (6th gen)£244£272+11.5%
iPad Air (5th gen, M1)£296£326+10.1%
iPad mini (5th gen)£130£143+10%

Biggest fallers

Model16 September 202618 October 2026Change
iPad Pro 11" (M4)£644£578−10.2%
iPhone 15 Plus£392£355−9.4%
iPad Pro 12.9" (M2)£601£559−7%
iPhone 14 Plus£273£257−5.9%
iPhone 16 Pro£637£600−5.8%
iPhone 12 Pro Max£207£196−5.3%
iPhone 14 Pro Max£380£361−5%
iPhone 16 Plus£514£490−4.7%
iPhone 16£506£484−4.3%
iPhone 16e£335£321−4.2%

Which stores raised or cut prices

For each store, the median change in its best working price for the models it priced at both updates.

StoreMedian changeModels upModels downModels compared
Argos0%0043
Assurant0%262358
Back Market0%262661
CeX0%32576
Currys0%0062
giffgaff0%26757

How to read this

  • The “best published price” is the highest any store pays for any storage, network and working condition of that model.
  • A change can come from a store repricing, or from a store starting or stopping quotes for a configuration.
  • Every model page shows its own change, store by store and storage by storage — start from iPhone or iPad.

Figures from 6,542 prices collected between 29 July 2026 and 18 October 2026 from each store's own trade-in tool. CeX prices are the cash figure.