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The Apple Upgrade program is here, giving consumers ways to lease even more products. Here’s how much you’ll pay to lease your hardware, and what happens when the lease term has ended.

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Apple Upgrade lets you lease an iPhone 17, as well as other hardware.

On July 28, Apple launched the Apple Upgrade program to replace the iPhone Upgrade Program. One that also enables consumers to buy more than just iPhones.

Under the new program, consumers can elect to lease a Mac, an iPad, or an Apple Watch, as well as an iPhone. Just as under the iPhone Upgrade Program, they can choose to upgrade to new hardware early in the leasing period, starting again from new.

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