Trade in. Trade up.

Time for new Apple products? Trade in – for your wallet and the environment.
We accept devices from all manufacturers, come to your nearest C&C store and we will value them on the spot!

Time for new Apple products? Trade in – for your wallet and the environment. We accept devices from all manufacturers, come to your nearest C&C store and we'll value them on the spot!

Time for new Apple products? Trade in – for your wallet and the environment.
We accept devices from all manufacturers, come to your nearest C&C store and we'll evaluate them on the spot!

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This is how much you can save

Computer

2 903 kr

Trade-in device: MacBook Air 13" M1 (2020), 8 GB, 256 GB SSD

Tablet

4 990 kr

Trade-in device: iPad Pro 12.9" (2021) WiFi + Cellular, 128 GB

Smartphone

2 812 kr

Trade-in device: iPhone 14 128 GB

Smartwatch

1 406 kr

Trade-in device: Apple Watch Series 8 45 mm, GPS + Cellular, Stainless steel case

The value of the trade-in unit depends on its condition and varies over time. The examples above are based on the trade-in value on 2025-01-23.

How much is your device worth?

Before you trade-in

To ensure the trade-in goes as smoothly as possible, make sure the device is:

To ensure the trade-in process goes as smoothly as possible, make sure the device is:

1. Charged

Ensure the device is fully charged.

Ensure that the device is properly charged.

Make sure the device is properly charged.

Ensure that the device is properly charged.

2. Backed Up

2. Backed up

iPhone/iPad: Back up either via iCloud (Settings → [your name] → iCloud → iCloud Backup → Back Up Now) or to a computer via iTunes/Finder.

Mac: We recommend Time Machine to an external hard drive or network device.

iPhone/iPad: Back up either via iCloud (Settings → [your name] → iCloud → iCloud Backup → Back Up Now) or to a computer via iTunes/Finder.

Mac: We recommend Time Machine to an external hard drive or network device.

iPhone/iPad: Backup either via iCloud (Settings → [your name] → iCloud → iCloud Backup → Backup Now) or to a computer via iTunes/Finder.

Mac: We recommend Time Machine to an external hard drive or network device.

iPhone/iPad: Back up either via iCloud (Settings → [your name] → iCloud → iCloud Backup → Back Up Now) or to a computer via iTunes/Finder.

Mac: We recommend Time Machine to an external hard drive or network device.

3. Disconnected "Stolen Device Protection"

iPhone: Go to Settings → Face ID & Passcode → disable Stolen Device Protection (note! Internet access is required. This step is easiest at a regular location. Common locations typically include your home, work, and certain other places where you regularly use your iPhone.)

3. Disconnected "Find My iPhone/iPad/Mac"

iPhone/iPad:
• Go to Settings → [your name] → Find → Find My iPhone and turn off (note: internet access required).

Mac:
• Go to System Preferences → Apple ID → iCloud → Find My Mac and deactivate Find My Mac.
• Ensure that you are logged out from iCloud.

iPhone/iPad:
• Go to Settings → [your name] → Find → Find My iPhone and turn it off (note! internet access required).

Mac:
• Go to System Preferences → Apple ID → iCloud → Find My Mac and disable Find My Mac.
• Make sure you are logged out of iCloud.

iPhone/iPad:
• Go to Settings → [your name] → Find → Find My iPhone and turn it off (note: internet access is required).

Mac:
• Go to System Preferences → Apple ID → iCloud → Find My Mac and deactivate Find My Mac.
• Make sure you are logged out of iCloud.

iPhone/iPad:
• Go to Settings → [your name] → Find → Find My iPhone and turn it off (note: internet access is required).

Mac:
• Go to System Preferences → Apple ID → iCloud → Find My Mac and disable Find My Mac.
• Make sure you are logged out of iCloud.

4. Reset (restored to factory settings)

4. Restored (factory settings restored)

4. Restored (reset to factory settings)

iPhone/iPad:
• Go to Settings → General → Transfer or Reset iPhone/iPad → Erase All Content and Settings.

Mac (Intel):
• Restart the computer, hold down command (⌘) + R during startup.
• Select “Disk Utility” and erase “Macintosh HD” (or equivalent).
• Exit Disk Utility and choose “Reinstall macOS”.

Mac (Apple Silicon):
• Turn off the computer.
• Press and hold the power button until you see “Loading Options” or the text “Continue holding for startup options”.
• Select “Options” and click “Continue” to enter recovery mode.
• Select “Disk Utility” and erase the primary disk (for example, “Macintosh HD”).
• Exit Disk Utility and then choose to reinstall macOS.

iPhone/iPad:
• Go to Settings → General → Transfer or Reset iPhone/iPad → Erase All Content and Settings.

Mac (Apple Silicon):
• Turn off the computer.
• Hold the power button until you see “Loading Options” or the text “Continue holding for startup options”.
• Choose “Options” and click “Continue” to enter recovery mode.
• Select “Disk Utility” and erase the main hard drive (for example, “Macintosh HD”).
• Exit Disk Utility and then choose to reinstall macOS.

iPhone/iPad:
• Go to Settings → General → Transfer or Reset iPhone/iPad → Erase All Content and Settings.

Mac (Intel):
• Restart the computer, hold down Command (⌘) + R during startup.
• Select “Disk Utility” and erase “Macintosh HD” (or equivalent).
• Quit Disk Utility and choose “Reinstall macOS.”

Mac (Apple Silicon):
• Turn off the computer.
• Press and hold the power button until you see “Loading options” or the text “Continue holding for startup options.”
• Choose “Options” and click “Continue” to enter recovery mode.
• Select “Disk Utility” and erase the primary hard drive (such as “Macintosh HD”).
• Exit Disk Utility and then select to reinstall macOS.

iPhone/iPad:
• Go to Settings → General → Transfer or Reset iPhone/iPad → Erase All Content and Settings.

Mac (Intel):
• Restart the computer, hold down command (⌘) + R during startup.
• Select ”Disk Utility” and erase ”Macintosh HD” (or equivalent).
• Exit Disk Utility and select ”Reinstall macOS”.

Mac (Apple Silicon):
• Turn off the computer.
• Hold the power button until you see ”Loading options” or the text ”Continue holding for startup options”.
• Select ”Options” and click ”Continue” to enter recovery mode.
• Select ”Disk Utility” and erase the primary hard disk (for example, ”Macintosh HD”).
• Exit Disk Utility and then choose to reinstall macOS.

Trade in your old device – it will be put to use again.

Through trade-in, all devices continue their journey. When you hand in your old computer, tablet, smartphone, or smartwatch, we make sure it is either resold or responsibly recycled. Good for both your wallet and the environment.

Trade in your old device
– it will be put to use again.

Trade in your old device – it will be put to use again.

With trade-in, devices live on. When you bring in your old computer, tablet, smartphone, or smartwatch, we ensure it is sold onward or recycled responsibly. Good for both your wallet and the environment.