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How Much is a Used Apple iPad Pro 13 M5 Worth? (Resale Value)

Today's best resale price is $1255.00 with an average market value of $529.30. Apple iPad Pro 13 M5 resale value is high because of its M5 chip with up to a 10-core CPU and its 13-inch Ultra Retina Tandem OLED display. View buyback store prices and find out where you can sell your iPad Pro 13 M5 for the best price.

The iPad Pro 13 M5's resale value depends on:

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Can You Sell or Trade in a Cracked Apple iPad Pro 13 M5?

Yes, you can sell your damaged or cracked Apple iPad Pro 13 M5 for up to $511.00. Buyback stores will buy your iPad Pro even if the screen is broken because it has the Ultra Retina Tandem OLED display with features such as HDR10, Dolby Vision and ProMotion 120Hz. The iPad Pro 13″ also has durable glass with oleophobic coating which is scratch resistant and resistant to damage plus nano-texture coating on higher storage models.

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Cracked Condition Selling Checklist:

Choose 'CRACKED' if any of these parts below have dents, cracks, shattered, or some heavy cosmetic damage.

Not accepted:

Can You Sell or Trade in a Broken Apple iPad Pro 13 M5?

Yes, you can sell your broken or faulty Apple iPad Pro 13 M5 for up to $450.00. Buyback stores also like this tablet because it’s made with premium materials like the M5 chip and TrueDepth front camera with TOF 3D LiDAR scanner. Even with water damage, the iPad Pro tablet still has attractive features like Thunderbolt 3 support, quad speakers, and it’s super slim at only 5.1mm thick.

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Faulty Condition Selling Checklist:

Choose 'Faulty' if the device has any combination of these cosmetic, hardware, and software issues.

No Power Selling Condition Checklist:

Can I Sell a Blacklisted Apple iPad Pro 13 M5?

Yes, you can sell your blacklisted Apple iPad Pro 13 M5 for up to $1110.00 Apple ID restrictions are lifted when you’re the current owner of the iPad Pro. An iPad Pro blacklisted with cell service means that the iPad Pro is blacklisted from all carrier networks. The iPad still works, you will just be unable to use the cellular features. Most buyback stores will buy your blacklisted iPad Pro since they can still salvage valuable parts from it.

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Blacklisted Condition Selling Checklist:

Choose 'BLACKLISTED' if your device meets the following criteria:

Can I Sell an Activation Locked Apple iPad Pro 13 M5?

Yes, you can sell your locked Apple iPad Pro 13 M5 for up to $0.00. If Activation Lock is enabled on an iPad Pro, that means that someone else’s Apple ID is logged into the device. The buyer will not be able to access the iPad because it is locked to another Apple ID. However, some buyback stores specialize in buying tablets with activation lock so they can remove the Apple ID and resell it.

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Locked Condition Selling Checklist:

Choose 'LOCKED' if your device has any of these access restrictions:

Can I Sell an Apple iPad Pro 13 M5 With Money Owed?

Yes, you can sell your financed Apple iPad Pro 13 M5 for up to $1210.00. If you bought your iPad Pro on Apple Card Monthly Installments, from a carrier on a payment plan, or from a 3rd party financial company that still has payments due, then it is considered a financed iPad Pro. Apple, most carriers, and third-party companies that offer payment plans all buy these tablets back.

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Financed Condition Selling Checklist:

Choose 'FINANCED' if your device meets these criteria:

Important Note: Sellings your iPad Pro won’t void your contract with Apple or your carrier. You are still required to make all of the payments until the balance is paid off in full.