Baseline Mac-mini now starts at $799 (vs $599)
Apple has increased the starting price of the Mac mini to $799, up from $599. The company offers a trade-in program that provides credit toward a new Mac based on the condition of the user's current device. Customers can trade in online or at an Apple Store, with varying processing times and value assessments.
- ▪The baseline Mac mini now starts at $799, a $200 increase from the previous $599 price point.
- ▪Apple's trade-in program offers credit toward a new Mac based on the condition of the user's device.
- ▪Trade-in values may differ between online and in-store assessments.
- ▪If a device is not eligible for credit, Apple provides a free recycling option.
- ▪The online trade-in process can take up to 2 to 3 weeks to complete.
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Apple Trade In makes it easy to get credit toward the purchase of your new Mac. Just answer a few questions about your device and its condition. Based on what you tell us, we’ll provide an estimated trade-in value. Footnote ∆ If you buy online and choose to pay with Apple Card Monthly Installments, we’ll apply the value as an instant credit to lower the monthly payments of your new device. If you pay in full, we’ll credit your payment method after we receive your trade-in. And if it’s not eligible for credit, we’ll provide a simple way to recycle it for free. If it’s eligible for trade-in, we’ll mail you a free trade-in kit. You may receive it along with your new device. Otherwise it will be mailed to you separately as soon as your order is ready for delivery or pickup.
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