Apple unveils Upgrade program, letting customers lease new devices instead of buying them
Apple has introduced a leasing program that lets customers lease iPhones and Macs instead of buying them outright. The program is a partnership with Klarna, a buy-now, pay-later financing service.
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5 sourcesApple is now letting you lease some of its most popular products—except for these best-sellers
Apple is launching a device leasing program with Klarna starting at $17.99 a month
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2 sourcesApple introduces lease option for iPhone — inviting customers to buy now and pay later
Apple to lease iPhones, other products to users through Klarna partnership
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3 developments- Jul 28Only center coverage:Apple will now let you lease your next iPhone or Mac instead of buying it
- Jul 28Apple unveils Upgrade program, letting customers lease new devices instead of buying them
- Jul 30Should you lease your next Apple device? Pros and cons explained
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