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Apple iPhone upgrade program: Here’s how it works

By Matthew Lynch
February 1, 2024
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The Apple iPhone Upgrade Program is an attractive option for users who want to have the latest iPhone model without paying the full price upfront. Launched in 2015, this program allows customers to get a new unlocked iPhone every year directly from Apple rather than their carrier, and it includes AppleCare+ as part of the service.

So how does it work? When you sign up for the iPhone Upgrade Program, you are essentially agreeing to a 24-month installment loan with 0% interest. The cost of your chosen iPhone model, along with the AppleCare+ service, is divided into 24 monthly payments. After making 12 payments, you have the option to trade in your current iPhone for a new one and start a fresh 24-month installment plan with no additional upgrade fees.

The beauty of this program is that you’re not tied to a single carrier. Since the phones are unlocked, you can choose any carrier that supports iPhones. As for signing up, you can do it online or visit an Apple Store. To be eligible for the program, you’ll need to have a valid credit card from which monthly payments can be deducted.

The process of upgrading is simple. Once you’re eligible after 12 payments, you simply order your new iPhone through the Apple Store app or at an Apple Store. When your new phone arrives, transfer all your data from your old iPhone using iCloud or directly via cable, then return your old device using the trade-in kit provided by Apple.

It’s important to know that if you choose not to upgrade after 12 months, you simply continue making monthly payments until the end of your 24-month contract. At that point, if you’ve made all payments, you own your iPhone outright.

The iPhone Upgrade Program also offers a seamless and easy way to ensure that your device stays protected because AppleCare+ provides coverage for accidental damage and technical support.

In summary, this program is designed to cater to fans of technology who always want to have the latest iPhone without the burden of a full-price purchase every year. It’s about convenience and staying current without breaking the bank or being tied down to a long-term carrier contract. With this program, Apple ensures that its customers are always at the forefront of smartphone technology.

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