If you want the new touch-screen MacBook Pro but can't afford it outright, leasing might be a more attractive option. Here's ...

Apple is reportedly preparing a major shake-up in the way customers buy its products. The company plans to launch Apple Upgrade, a subscription-style leasing program that lets customers upgrade to ...

For nearly $15,000, you can get the 16-inch version of the laptop with a nano-texture glass layer on the screen to reduce ...

If you want the new touch-screen MacBook Pro but can't afford it outright, leasing might be a more attractive option. Here's ...

Thanks to a new method of financing for MacBook purchases, there’s a more affordable way to get your hands on the latest Apple laptop. Instead of dropping thousands today, Upgraded’s MacBook Upgrade ...

Customers can choose from 12- or 24-month leases for an iPhone or Apple Watch, or a 24- or 36-month lease for a Mac or iPad. Prices vary from $11.99 per month for a basic Apple Watch Series 11 to over ...

All products featured here are independently selected by our editors and writers. If you buy something through links on our site, Mashable may earn an affiliate commission. Apple officially launched a ...

Apple is planning to launch a new leasing and financing program for many of its flagship products, transforming its standard ownership model across the brand, according to reporting by Bloomberg. The ...

Apple Upgrade, the company's new installment program, will be going live on July 28, coinciding with the ending of sign-ups for the iPhone Upgrade Program. On July 21, a report surfaced claiming that ...

Buying your next Apple device could soon look like leasing a car. Apple is launching its new Apple Upgrade program on Tuesday, July 28, replacing new enrollments in the long-running iPhone Upgrade ...

Apple ($AAPL) rolled out a new 24-inch iMac and an entry-level 14-inch MacBook Pro with its M6 chip on Tuesday. Shares traded flat near $343.91 as investors ...

The lease length depends on what you’re planning to get. Phones and watches get shorter terms, 12 or 24 months, while iPads and Macs stretch to 24 or 36 months, giving those categories more room ...