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Apple will now let you lease your next iPhone or Mac instead of buying it

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Apple will now let you lease your next iPhone or Mac instead of buying it
Apple will now let you lease your next iPhone or Mac instead of buying it
There are plenty of things you can lease: a car, an apartment or an office space, for example. Now you can add your next iPhone to that list. Apple is launching a new leasing program to make iPhones, Macs and other products feel more affordable at a time when electronics prices are climbing and consumers …
Apple lets US customers lease an iPhone for $17.99 a month: What is Apple Upgrade?
6 min readNew DelhiJul 29, 2026 10:57 AM IST Apple Upgrade offers one-year and two-year leasing options for iPhone and Apple Watch. (Image: Apple)Apple has introduced a new way to own an iPhone, allowing customers to lease the device instead of purchasing it outright for the first time. The Cupertino-based tech giant o
Forbes
Forbes21 hrs ago
Apple Will Now Lease iPhones And Other Products With Klarna
Apple Will Now Lease iPhones And Other Products With Klarna  Forbes
Gizmodo
Gizmodo23 hrs ago
iPhone Too Expensive? Apple Says You Can Lease It Instead for Much Less
The Apple Upgrade program means you won’t own your next iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Apple Watch.
MarketWatch
MarketWatch1 days ago
Apple is now letting you lease an iPhone like a car. Here’s what to know.
The program represents a historic shift in how the company sells its consumer electronics at a time when consumers are worried about high prices.
CNN
CNN1 days ago
Apple will now let you lease your next iPhone or Mac instead of buying it
Apple will now let you lease your next iPhone or Mac instead of buying it  CNN
CNBC
CNBC🏁 first to report1 days ago
Apple plans to lease iPhones for $17.99 a month through partnership with Klarna
Apple is announcing an iPhone lease option weeks after raising iPad and Mac prices due to the global memory shortage.