How Much Is My Old Apple Watch Worth?
How much is your old Apple watch worth if you are trading in with Apple? Find out the value below, or visit Apple’s trade in sitehere.
Upon reaching the site, scroll down slightly and click on ‘Watch’. Enter the watch’s model number and click ‘Search’.
To get your watch’s model number, open the Apple Watch application on your iPhone. Tap on ‘My Watch’ tab, ‘General’ à ‘About’. The model number starts with “M”.
After entering the model number, it will redirect you to the next page where five questions about the watch will be asked – power, display, keys & buttons, enclosure, and liquid damage.
Finally, you’ll get the quoted value by Apple on the last page.
For convenience, we have checked the worth of all the older versions of Apple watches and compounded them in the tables below for you. All prices are in SGD. This is assuming that the watch is:
- Able to power up and function normally,
- Display is in good condition,
- Buttons are working well,
- Enclosure is in good condition, and
- Device is free from liquid contact.
| Apple Watch (1st generation) / Apple Watch Series 0 | |
| MJ302LL/A | Not accepted for trade in. |
| MJ3V2LL/A | Not accepted for trade in. |
| MJ2T2LL/A | Not accepted for trade in. |
| MJ3N2LL/A | Not accepted for trade in. |
| MJ8P2LL/A | Not accepted for trade in. |
| MJ4A2LL/A | Not accepted for trade in. |
| MLCN2LL/A | $0 |
| MLCC2LL/A | $0 |
| Apple Watch Series 1 | |
| MNNG2LL/A | $10 |
| MNNL2LL/A | $10 |
| Apple Watch Series 2 | |
| MNNW2LL/A | $40 |
| MNPJ2LL/A | $40 |
| MP082LL/A | $40 |
| MP0A2LL/A | $40 |
| MNQ72LL/A | $40 |
| MNQC2LL/A | $40 |
| MNPF2LL/A | $40 |
| MNPQ2LL/A | $40 |
| Apple Watch Series 3 | |
| MQKU2LL/A | $60 |
| MQL02LL/A | $60 |
| MQJN2LL/A | $60 |
| MQK12LL/A | $60 |
| MQKX2LL/A | $60 |
| MQL32LL/A | $60 |
| MQL52LL/A | $60 |
| MQLC2LL/A | $60 |
| MQLN2LL/A | $70 |
| MQLU2LL/A | $70 |
| MQJY2LL/A | $70 |
| MQKD2LL/A | $70 |
| Apple Watch Series 4 | |
| MU642LL/A | $90 |
| MU6A2LL/A | $90 |
| MTUD2LL/A | $90 |
| MTUU2LL/A | $90 |
| MU6H2LL/A | $90 |
| MU6K2LL/A | $90 |
| MTV92LL/A | $90 |
| MTXC2LL/A | $90 |
| MU6N2LL/A | $120 |
| MU6X2LL/A | $120 |
| Apple Watch Series 5 | |
| MWV82LL/A | $120 |
| MWVF2LL/A | $120 |
| MWWQ2LL/A | $120 |
| MWW12LL/A | $120 |
| MX3R2LL/A | $120 |
| MX3V2LL/A | $120 |
| MX372LL/A | $120 |
| MX392LL/A | $120 |
| MWX02LL/A | $140 |
| MWW92LL/A | $140 |
| MWQ12LL/A | $140 |
| MWQT2LL/A | $140 |
Now that you know the value of your old Apple Watch, would you rather trade it in at Apple or sell it off on Carousell? Well, the choice is yours but it is always recommended to trade it in at Apple stores due to the amount of low-ballers on Carousell.
Posted : December 21, 2020
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Apart from the changes to case material, the new design language of the iPad Mini 6 features a larger edge-to-edge screen, along with narrow borders and minimum bezel space. Although we’ve seen bezel-less devices from Apple for the better half of a decade, this is the first time the iPad Mini has gotten such an upgrade. In addition to looking much sleeker, this change is felt even more coupled with the new 8.3-inch Liquid Retina display with True Tone, P3 wide colour, and ultra-low reflectivity.
The end result is a gorgeous dynamic screen that makes the iPad Mini 6 a practical choice indoors and outdoors. Not to mention the support of Apple Pencil 2, which feels amazing on the low latency screen. All these facets add up to make a difference larger than the sum of each individual part, resulting in the new iPad Mini feeling like the perfect device for anyone wanting a portable and adaptable workhorse tablet.
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The end result is a gorgeous dynamic screen that makes the iPad Mini 6 a practical choice indoors and outdoors. Not to mention the support of Apple Pencil 2, which feels amazing on the low latency screen. All these facets add up to make a difference larger than the sum of each individual part, resulting in the new iPad Mini feeling like the perfect device for anyone wanting a portable and adaptable workhorse tablet.
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