Apple Boosts iPhone Trade-Ins in China
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Apple raises trade-in prices for iPhones in China to spur demand in key market

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Apple on Friday raised the amount of money people can get off their next iPhone in China by trading in their old device.
The iPhone 15 Pro Max now has a trade-in value of up to 5,700 Chinese yuan ($ 791 ), an increase from 5,625 yuan previously.
Apple has faced falling market share and declining sales amid tougher competition from local rivals.
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