Why iPhones Are Worth More Than Android at Trade-In

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April 29, 2023

Carriers offer all sorts of trade-in deals on old smartphones, but have you ever noticed the good ones require an iPhone? Sure, you can trade in an Android made by Samsung or Google, but it won’t fetch as much as that outdated iPhone. In our top story, we explain why the iPhone is in high demand and whether or not it should matter to you.

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TODAY'S TOP STORY Why iPhones Are Worth More Than Android at Trade-In


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