Do you know you can trade in an Android device for an Apple device? Many people do that for saving some buck. Apple today reduced the Maximum money that consumers can receive when trading in several different Android smartphones for an iPhone.

So Android is a lot less valuable now. At least in Apple’s perspective. And that perspective is ****. Well, Apple on their website displays the highest possible amount a consumer can get when trading in a specific device for an Apple product like an iPhone, iPad, Mac, or maybe even an Apple Watch.

Well. Here’s the list.

• Samsung Galaxy S21 5G – $260 ($325)
• Google Pixel 5 – $235 ($315)
• Google Pixel 4 XL – $135 ($180)
• Google Pixel 4 – $110 ($150)
• Google Pixel 4a – $120 ($160)
• Google Pixel 3 XL – $50 ($70)
• Google Pixel 3 – $45 ($55)
• Google Pixel 3a XL – $50 ($55)
• Google Pixel 3a – $50 (no change)
• Samsung Galaxy S21+ 5G – $325 ($435)
• Samsung Galaxy S20+ – $205 ($275)
• Samsung Galaxy S20 – $150 ($205)
• Samsung Galaxy S10+ – $170 ($185)
• Samsung Galaxy S10 – $150 ($160)
• Samsung Galaxy S10e – $120 ($130)
• Samsung Galaxy S9+ – $80 ($95)
• Samsung Galaxy S9 – $65 ($75)
• Samsung Galaxy S8+ – $60 (no change)
• Samsung Galaxy S8 – $50 (no change)
• Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra – $405 ($545)
• Samsung Galaxy Note 20 – $285 ($385)
• Samsung Galaxy Note 10 – $175 ($235)
• Samsung Galaxy Note 9 – $120 ($130)
• Samsung Galaxy Note 8 – $45 ($65)

The changes to the Mac and iPad prices are listed below.

• Baseline iPad – $200 ($205)
• iPad Air – $335 ($345)
• MacBook Pro – $1415 ($1630)
• MacBook Air – $530 ($550)
• MacBook (discontuined) – $325 ($340)
• iMac – $1260 ($1320)
• Mac mini – $740 ($800)

This is pretty sad for the people who thought they could trade in an Android device in place for an iPhone. Apple just doesn’t give a damn about Android anymore.