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As the matter of fact, incorporation of avant-garde technology and nonpareil designing are the main USP of Apple products and these are the major factors of corporation's recording-breaking earnings and stardom. Despite all, Cupertino giant has taken yet another smart move to expand the market of its devices as well as to boost their sales, and in this sequence firm is going to kick off its first ever trade-in program for BlackBerry and Android-based handsets.
According to 9to5 Mac, just like current iPhone Reuse and Recycle program, now company will also accept non-Apple handsets such as Android based and BlackBerry mobile phones. Here, consumers can exchange their smartphones for gift cards, which will be used towards purchasing a new iPhone.
To recall, tech giant had embarked iPhone Reuse program in 2013 in order provide a facile and trouble-free system to US customers, whereby they can swap old iPhones for new ones. After that, program was extended to UK and some markets in Europe and increased trading of iDevices periodically.
Articulately, prospective buyers of iPhone will get gift cards based on cosmetic condition and flawlessness of handed over phone as judged by Apple Store employees. The retail staff of corporation will put a trade-in value for gadget according to functionality and exterior, so scratches, dings or other defects will definitely affect the gift card and it could be substantially less.
However, Apple is still-lipped regarding its new trade-in program, but reports are suggesting that this campaign will debut in the coming weeks. Here, switchers might be thinking about preserving important data, then we would like to remind you that a guide had been released last year to help users that were switching to iOS from Android and it helps in transferring content such as photos, videos, music, books, mails, contacts, calendars, documents and apps.
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