Renting a car has become a pretty standard job for users nowadays. Customers can pay a certain amount of money for the car they want and get the cars they want quickly, for a certain period of time, thanks to the digital contracts they sign. But would you ever think that the same would be true for smartphones? Apple is preparing to bring this with the iPhone 14…
The iPhone subscription program, which will be as practical as a car rental service, will contribute to the easy access of users to the latest flagship phones for a certain fee. In this way, technology giant Apple will be able to deliver its newest phone to customer groups in an affordable way.
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Users will be able to rent the iPhone 14 series!
According to the information revealed by GlobalData, a respected data and analytics company, Apple will announce the iPhone subscription program to users this fall. In other words, the iPhone 14 series, which the company will introduce to the market in September, will be the first smartphones to be rented with this program, according to current estimates.
The smartphone rental program is not essentially an invention invented by Apple. We had heard of a similar system before in 2017, thanks to the Sprint company. The rental program, called Sprint Flex, launched by the company, has reached a large number of people so far, although it is only available to users in the United States. But we have never seen any phone brand sign such an initiative before. Therefore, we can say that Apple will still break new ground in this field.
What is the iPhone subscription program?
Similar to the service offered by the operators, Apple hosts a program that offers its users the option to pay for their devices in 24 monthly installments. However, the iPhone subscription program, which is expected to be announced soon, will have a different operation than this. Users will be able to easily use the devices they have rented until the end of the contract they have signed.
With its new subscription system, Apple will allow its millions of fans to use the latest iPhones for much less money. The company will be able to monetize the rental fee, as well as generate revenue through subscriptions to device protection and insurance plans.
What do you think about Apple’s new iPhone subscription program? If such a service took place in Turkey, would you consider renting a phone as well? You can share your comments with us!