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The Apple family is well connected. They play well together, like synching your Apple Watch to your iPhone or using an Apple AirTag in your checked luggage on summer vacation. If you're part of the Apple crew and could use some new accessories, Apple is offering a discount in honor of Earth Day.

Apple is giving in-store shoppers a 10% discount on select Apple accessories when you bring in an eligible Apple device for recycling. Shop now through May 17 to get the discount and keep in mind you'll need to shop in-store at Apple to score the discount.

As we all sit wondering how fluctuating tariffs will impact the price of tech, we're all about finding unique ways to save on gadgets. One way is to take advantage of deals like this Apple recycling program.

In honor of Earth Day, Apple is offering a special incentive for recycling your old devices. Thanks to this deal, you can bring in your old iPhone, iPod, AirPort, or others to snag a 10% discount on new Apple accessories. The list of eligible accessories includes attractive options like a new AirTag to get ready for summer vacation or a new Apple Watch band. You could also upgrade to the AirPods 4 at 10% off thanks to this deal.

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Apple mentions this promo is part of the brand's 2025 Earth Day program, falling in line with the tech giant's goal to become more environmentally friendly.

Here are the details about what Apple devices are eligible for recycling in-store and which Apple accessories qualify for the 10% discount. Keep in mind you'll need to recycle the old device and purchase the accessory during the same transaction to score the savings.

Eligible Apple devices for recycling

• AirPods

• AirPort

• AirTag

• Apple TV

• Computers

• Displays

• Hard Drives & Storage

• Headphones & Speakers

• HomePod

• iPod

• Mice & Keyboards

• Networking

• Printers & Scanners

• Smartphones

• Tablets

• Watches

Apple accessories eligible for the 10% discount

• Apple-branded adapters

• Apple AirPods 4

• Apple AirPods 4 with active noise cancellation

• Apple AirTag (1-pack)

• Apple AirTag (4-pack)

• Apple Pencil

• Apple TV 4K

• Apple-branded Apple Watch bands

• Apple-branded cables

• Apple-branded chargers

• Apple HomePod mini

• Apple-branded iPad cases

• Apple-branded iPhone cases

• Apple Magic Keyboard (excluding Magic Keyboard for iPad)

• Apple Magic Mouse

• Apple Magic Trackpad

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