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Apple now lets customers pay monthly for these iPhones – see full list
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Apple now lets customers pay monthly for these iPhones – see full list

Apple has introduced a new leasing program in partnership with Klarna, allowing customers in the U.S. to lease iPhones, Macs, and other premium devices over 12- to 36-month periods. This initiative replaces the previous iPhone Upgrade Program and aims to make Apple products more accessible by lowering monthly costs. Eligible devices include newer models like the iPhone 17 lineup, Apple Watch Series 11, and various Mac and iPad models, though lower-priced options such as the iPhone 16 and base-model iPad are excluded. Analysts suggest the move aligns with trends of longer device retention among consumers and potential future price hikes for Apple products. The program launches ahead of Apple’s anticipated September product event, where new high-end devices are expected.

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Apple now lets customers pay monthly for these iPhones – see full list

Apple has introduced a new leasing program in partnership with Klarna, allowing customers in the U.S. to lease iPhones, Macs, and other premium devices over 12- to 36-month periods. This initiative replaces the previous iPhone Upgrade Program and aims to make Apple products more accessible by lowering monthly costs. Eligible devices include newer models like the iPhone 17 lineup, Apple Watch Series 11, and various Mac and iPad models, though lower-priced options such as the iPhone 16 and base-model iPad are excluded. Analysts suggest the move aligns with trends of longer device retention among consumers and potential future price hikes for Apple products. The program launches ahead of Apple’s anticipated September product event, where new high-end devices are expected.

Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about Apple's new leasing program without overtly favoring any political ideology. It includes quotes from industry analysts but does not frame the issue in a politically charged manner. The focus remains on economic and consumer behavior trends rather than a

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