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The program applies to all new Apple products, from the iPhone to the latest MacBook Air.

Users in Malaysia can participate in the trade-in program and purchase new devices by using their iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and even MacBook.

When "trade-in", users can only use the type of device they want to buy. For example, if they want to buy an iPhone, they can only use their old iPhone to "trade-in".

The oldest "trade-in" device that Apple in Malaysia will accept is the iPhone 6 Plus, valued at RM150.

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is bring to the Apple store? Directly not using " third party ? "

Actually i check Apple SG site they also got show trade in but is like from " third party collect and than send to Apple "