Walmart on Wednesday announced it is adding tablets to its store trade-in program.

Starting today, customers can trade in their tablets at more than 3,600 Walmart and Sam’s Club stores nationwide. Like its new smartphone trade-in program, customers can receive up to $300 for their current tablet, which will then be applied toward the purchase of a new tablet.

“Once we launched our smartphone trade-in program earlier this fall, we quickly heard from customers that they also wanted a way to trade-in and up to a newer tablet,” Steve Bratspies, executive vice president of general merchandise for Walmart U.S., said in a statement. “We listened and are happy to add tablets to our trade-in program just in time for the holidays.”

The amount you receive will be based on a number of factors like whether the device powers on, the condition of the display, and your wireless carrier. Walmart said that customers would, for instance, receive approximately $165 for an Apple iPad 4 (16GB Wi-Fi).

If you accept the offer, the trade-in value will be applied to a new tablet of your choice. If the new device costs less than the trade-in value of your old tablet, you will receive the balance on a Walmart gift card.

Those trading in their old tablet at Walmart will soon have some new options. The retailer announced it will carry the new iPad Air beginning Friday, Nov. 1 for $479, as well as the new iPad mini with Retina display for $399 when it becomes available.

Walmart has also rolled back the prices of current iPads, discounting the iPad with Retina display (16GB Wi-Fi version) to $449, down from $499. The non-Retina iPad mini (16GB Wi-Fi version), meanwhile, will now set you back $299 at Walmart, down from $329, and the older iPad 2 can be yours for $399.

Earlier today, T-Mobile said it will also extend its smartphone trade-in program to tablets, and offer 200MB of free monthly data to all tablet customers.

For more, check out PCMag’s hands on with the iPad Air and iPad mini With Retina Display, as well as Where to Sell Your Old iPad for the Highest Price.