Refers to Apple’s trade-in program, which allows customers to exchange their old mobile devices, including iPhones, for credit toward a new purchase or for an Apple Gift Card. Through this program, customers can trade in eligible Apple products as well as select smartphones from other brands. The trade-in value is determined based on the condition, model, and age of the device.

the process of fixing or restoring a device, machine, or equipment that is malfunctioning, broken, or damaged. In the context of mobile devices, repair services typically involve addressing issues like cracked screens, battery problems, software glitches, water damage, or malfunctioning hardware components. Repairing a device can help extend its life and functionality, saving the cost of buying a new one.

Apple-authorized sales and service centers are not available in Nepal due to a combination of factors, such as the market size, distribution challenges, and regulatory complexities. Nepal’s market for premium smartphones like Apple is smaller compared to other countries, which may not justify the investment required to set up official retail and service centers. Additionally, logistical challenges, such as establishing reliable supply chains, meeting Apple’s stringent requirements, and adhering to local regulations, may also contribute to the absence of authorized centers. As a result, Apple products are typically sold through third-party resellers, and service is handled by non-authorized repair shops.

You can also look into third-party programs that offer trade-in services for Apple devices in Nepal, allowing you to exchange older devices for store credit or cash.