Apple now takes your old Apple Watch for free recycling<article>
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After upgrading to the Apple Watch Series 2, people now have another option for what to do with their old smartwatches.</p><p>
This week, Apple
added the Apple Watch to the
Apple Renew program, which aims to get people to send their old devices to be recycled properly free of charge. But Apple is not offering store credit or a gift card in exchange for sending in an old Watch.</p><p>
Typically, customers who trade in iPhones, iPads, and Macs via Apple Renew receive a credit for the Apple Store. For example, recycling an iPhone 6s Plus with 128GB can get you a $300 gift card, and sending in a working MacBook is valued at about $450 in Apple Store credit. It seems that the Apple Watch trade-ins, like the iPod, don’t receive anything in return—well, except for the peace of mind that you’re helping out the environment.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3145654/wearables/apple-now-takes-your-old-apple-watch-for-free-recycling.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Apple now takes your old Apple Watch for free recycling
