Apple introduces a new “Upgrade” programme in the United States, partnering with Klarna to offer customers flexible monthly payments for Apple devices. According to the report, the programme is designed for users who want an Apple iPhone without paying the full upfront cost, with payments structured on a monthly basis. The plan covers not only iPhones but also other Apple products including iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches. The report highlights that the programme can be used to access an iPhone model such as the iPhone 17 Pro through a monthly payment structure, with examples presented using a figure of Rs 2,900 per month. The information provided focuses on how the programme works in terms of leasing and flexible payments, rather than detailing device availability outside the US or the full contractual terms. Overall, the announcement positions the Upgrade programme as an alternative purchasing and upgrade route backed by Klarna’s financing model.
Apple announces Upgrade programme with Klarna offering monthly iPhone leases in the US
Apple introduces a new “Upgrade” programme in the United States, partnering with Klarna to offer customers flexible monthly payments for Apple devices. According to the report, the programme is design...
- Apple launches a new “Upgrade” programme in the US in partnership with Klarna.
- The programme offers flexible monthly payments for Apple devices.
- Eligible devices include iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches.
- The report provides an example monthly cost for an iPhone 17 Pro through the programme.
- Details discussed focus on leasing/payment structure rather than broader availability or terms.
Apple's new Upgrade programme, backed by Klarna, lets US customers lease iPhones, iPads, Macs and Apple Watches with flexible monthly payments.
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