iPhone 15 Pro
Trade-In Value

Name: AppleiPhone 15 Pro
Brand: Apple

Here’s a look at what an iPhone 15 Pro in good condition with base storage is worth right now.

iPhone 15 Pro Trade-In Value

Here’s a look at what an iPhone 15 Pro in good condition with base storage is worth right now.

iPhone 15 Pro
Market Value

No Promo:

387

This is the average cash value if you trade  in your phone without buying a new one. This value is typically provided in the form  of a gift card or bill credit depending on  the carrier.

iPhone 15 Pro Trade-in Value with Carrier Promo

Minimum to max range:

300

1200

This is the range you can get for your iPhone 15 Pro when you trade it in for an Apple iPhone 16 Pro based on current promotions.

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Trading in your phone isn’t just about the cash value. Carriers often give bigger credits when you upgrade to certain phones or plans. Just answer a few quick questions and we’ll show you the best deals based on the phone you’ve got, the one you want, and the kind of plan you’re looking for.

About the iPhone 15 Pro

The iPhone 15 Pro came out in 2023, representing the premium end of the iPhone 15 lineup (a group that also includes the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, and iPhone 15 Pro Max). The iPhone 15 Pro sports a light, titanium design, a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR display, and the backing of the fast and powerful A17 Pro chipset. One of the biggest selling points of the iPhone 15 Pro is its advanced 48MP camera system, offering some of the sharpest and most brilliant photography in a smartphone.

Why you should trade in your iPhone 15 Pro

As a 2-year-old device, the iPhone 15 Pro lacks some of the newer features found in Apple’s latest models, including advanced AI photo enhancements, battery optimizations, and improved processing capabilities. Upgrading to a newer iPhone (iPhone 17, iPhone 16) or Android (Samsung Galaxy S25, Google Pixel 9) will give you access to these advancements. More or less every single carrier, including majors Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile, accept the iPhone 15 Pro for trade-in.

The Difference between the Market Value and the Promotional Value

	Market Based Trade-In	Carrier Trade-in Promo
PAYOUT TYPE	Cash, PayPal or Store Credit	Monthly bill credits or account credit
CONDITIONS	Based on phone’s fair market value	Must buy a new phone or switch plans
TYPICAL VALUE	Lower (e.g. $100-300 for older models)	Higher (e.g. up to $1000, with strings)
FLEXIBILITY	No obligation to switch or upgrade	Must commit to contract or installment
TRANSPARENCY	Straightforward cash deal	Promotional value applied over 24-36 mos.

Trade-In Process for Popular Devices

Trading in your phone for a new one is as easy as one-two-three. Whether you’re trading in an Apple iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel, or another kind of Android device, rest assured that there’s a trade-in program for you.

1. Calculate Your Phone’s Value

Calculating your phone’s value will help you determine its eligibility for various trade-in offers. Navi’s trade-in value calculator on this page can give you a ballpark of what your phone is worth to get started. Ultimately, you’ll also need to assess your device condition and have your IMEI number on hand, as all of these factors impact the value of your trade-in credit.

2. Choose an Offer

Once you’ve gotten a ballpark estimate of your phone’s trade-in value, the fun part begins: choosing the trade-in promotion that suits you best. Most phone trade-in deals provide bill credits spread out over 24 or 36 months. These credits are applied to your monthly bill, lowering the cost of a new phone over the installment period.

3. Prepare Your Device

Now that you’ve calculated your phone’s value and chosen a trade-in offer, it’s time to prepare your device. First, you’ll want to perform a factory reset of your phone. Next—assuming you’re mailing your device in as opposed to doing an in-store drop-off—you’ll need to prepare your phone for shipment. Print the shipping label, box your phone up, and send it off. You’ll have your new phone in no time.

Trade-In Requirements

In order to trade-in your phone for a new device, it has to meet certain requirements. These tend to be the same regardless of which carrier, third-party reseller, or retailer you go with. They include:

Ownership

You must own your phone outright in order to get the max trade-on value for it.

Functional Condition

While requirements can vary, generally speaking your phone should power on and hold a charge, have a crack-free, functioning screen, and be free of water damage.

Factory Reset

Make sure to erase your personal data and reset your phone to factory settings before trading it in.

Physical Condition

While many programs accept phones with slight cosmetic wear, just be aware that it may reduce its trade-in value. Major physical damage (cracked screen, missing buttons, bent chassis) may disqualify it or lower the offer.

Model Eligibility

The device you plan on trading in must be a model that the trade-in program accepts. Older models may not qualify.

While trade-in offers generally require the above, carriers occasionally run Any Phone, Any Condition promotions which waive many of the aforementioned requirements.

How to Find Your IMEI

In order to trade in your device, you’ll need to provide its IMEI number. There are a few ways to do this.

Dial *#06# on  your phone

The IMEI number will be displayed on screen.

Access the Settings menu on your phone

Pull out the SIM card tray

The IMEI code may be printed on the tray.

Look at your phone’s box

The IMEI number should be on a sticker attached to it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it a good time to trade in an iPhone 15 Pro?

Yes, the iPhone 15 Pro retains high trade-in value, making it smart to trade in if you are upgrading. It will help reduce the cost of your next device.

Can I trade in an iPhone 15 Pro with a cracked screen?

Yes, but cracked screens will lower your trade-in value. Repairing the screen before trading in may help you get a better offer.

Should I keep my iPhone 15 Pro or trade it in?