#BEFORE YOU TRADE IN YOUR MAC FULL#

Just in time for new machines - Last month, Apple surprise-dropped a fresh 13-inch MacBook Pro with 32GB of RAM and a much-improved keyboard. As Bloomberg points out, the retail store trade-in program could be the perfect motivation for customers to purchase a new Mac computer, thereby providing a much-needed sales boost for Apple. With millions of Americans still filing for unemployment every week, the number of people with enough funds to buy a new MacBook is dwindling. Though the company reported stable sales for the first part of 2020, the company has also warned investors that overall profits will likely dip for the second quarter of the year. No cash option here.Ī little boost - Apple, like most companies, is worried about the economic fallout of COVID-19. Like the existing trade-in programs for Apple’s other devices, users will be able to stop by a store and trade in their Mac for credit towards a new computer or an Apple gift card. We only really know the basics at this point. Minimal details - Apple hasn’t made any official announcements about the program yet, which means details are scarce. This will come in handy once the COVID-19 pandemic has calmed down and we’re ready to shop in a physical store again. and on June 18 in Canada.Ĭustomers have been able to trade in their used Macs on Apple’s website for a long time, but the company has never extended that program to its retail stores.

Apple plans to open the program on June 15 in the U.S. The program appears to be similar to those already in place for iPhones, iPads, and Apple Watches.

#BEFORE YOU TRADE IN YOUR MAC FULL#

Apple is set to finally launch a trade-in program for its full line of Mac computers in its retail stores beginning next week, according to a report from Bloomberg.

Before you trade in your mac