Apple Launching Device-Leasing Program With Klarna on July 28

Apple is set to launch a device-leasing program called Apple Upgrade in the U.S., partnering with Klarna. The initiative could shift iPhone sales toward more frequent upgrades and subscription-like revenue, potentially stabilizing demand cycles.

By Daniel Sparks · Motley Fool · July 23, 2026, 01:14 UTC

Apple Launching Device-Leasing Program With Klarna on July 28

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