Apple kicks off iPhone leasing with Klarna, starting at $17.99/month
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Apple will launch 'Upgrade' leasing via Klarna in the U.S., offering iPhones on 1- or 2-year leases starting at $17.99/month (no security deposit) after a soft credit check, with similar options for Apple Watch and longer leases for Macs and iPads; at 24 months customers can buy, upgrade, or return the device, while missed payments terminate the lease after three months; the program shifts focus to monthly payments and competes with carrier financing, and Apple has replaced its previous iPhone Upgrade Program.
- Apple plans to lease iPhones for $17.99 a month through partnership with Klarna CNBC
- Apple Upgrade launches in the United States Apple
- Apple Introduces Leasing Program for iPhones and Other Devices The New York Times
- Apple shuts down iPhone Upgrade Program, here’s what’s next 9to5Mac
- Apple Upgrade will be great for Apple, might not be good for the buyer AppleInsider
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