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Klarna Lands Apple Deal to Power New Device Leasing Program: Report

Jul 21, 2026, 4:45 PMAnusuya Lahiri

Apple is launching a new lease program with Klarna for cheaper iPhone & Mac upgrades. Here is how Apple Upgrade works.

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