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Apple to Launch ‘Upgrade’ Device Leasing Program With Klarna to Spur Sales

Apple is reportedly partnering with Klarna to launch 'Upgrade,' a device leasing program designed to drive hardware sales across its product lineup.

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The brief

Apple plans to introduce a device leasing service called 'Upgrade' for iPhones, Macs, and iPads. The program is intended to spur sales and, according to Gizmodo, may address high RAM prices by allowing users to lease Macs. This lease-to-own pricing model will be powered by Klarna.

Coverage from Bloomberg News, Reuters, and Yahoo Finance emphasizes the partnership with Klarna, noting that KLAR stock climbed following the reports. The Verge highlights the specific devices included in the program, while Engadget reports the service could be unveiled as soon as next week. Observers are waiting for a formal announcement from Apple.

Future updates will likely clarify the specific terms of the lease-to-own pricing and the official launch date.

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Quick answers

Which devices will be included in the 'Upgrade' program?

The program is expected to cover iPhones, Macs, and iPads.

Who is providing the financial infrastructure for the service?

Apple has reportedly picked Klarna to power the new device leasing service.

When will the program be announced?

According to Engadget, Apple may unveil the subscription service as soon as next week.

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