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How to lease an iPhone instead of buying one
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The new Apple Upgrade program makes the monthly cost of an iPhone even cheaper than before.
Key facts
- The lowest monthly rates in the iPhone Upgrade Program generally hovered around $30, and now begin at $17.99 for an iPhone
- The product you choose will determine the potential length of your contract: iPhones and Apple Watches have 12 to 24 month lease terms, while iPads and Macs are 24 to 36
- For new users wishing to lease a device with the Apple Upgrade Program, simply proceed to the Apple Store (online or in person) as usual, select the device you wish to lease, and choose Apple Upgrade
- The new Apple Upgrade program makes the monthly cost of an iPhone even cheaper
Summary
With the newly announced Apple Upgrade Program, you can. According to Apple, the decision to discontinue the iPhone Upgrade Program in favor of the new system was done as a way to offer "more flexibility, better value, and a more seamless experience. The directions for leasing an iPhone depend on if you're already enrolled in the iPhone Upgrade Program or not. For new users wishing to lease a device with the Apple Upgrade Program, simply proceed to the Apple Store (online or in person) as usual, select the device you wish to lease, and choose Apple Upgrade as your payment option.