Apple Opens $1,999 iPhone Duo Preorders Today
Apple began accepting preorders for its foldable iPhone Duo on Friday, October 16, at 5 a.m. Pacific time. The device starts at $1,999, with trade-in credits, financing and carrier promotions available.
Apple will start taking preorders for its new iPhone Duo on Friday, October 16, at 5 a.m. Pacific time. The $1,999 starting price can be offset through several purchase options. Customers can order through Apple’s website or Store app and choose delivery, local pickup or help from Apple Specialists.
Specialists can explain Apple Upgrade leasing, financing plans, carrier promotions and AppleCare+ or AppleCare One coverage. Customers may also get information on protection and payment options before placing an order. Apple Trade In offers instant credits of $175 to $885 for eligible iPhone 13 or newer models. The credit may reduce monthly payments, depending on the traded-in device and its condition.
Apple Upgrade, provided by Klarna, offers 12- and 24-month lease options. The 24-month option starts at $57.99 per month, before taxes and any applicable trade-in credits. Carrier promotions offer up to $1,200 in credit to customers who trade in an iPhone 14 Pro Max or newer model and activate service with AT&T Inc. (NYSE: T), T-Mobile US In the U.S., Apple Card holders can pay in installments at a 0% annual percentage rate and receive 3% Daily Cash upfront.
Payments are combined in the Wallet app. Apple unveiled the iPhone Duo in September, its first foldable iPhone. The device starts at $1,999 and has a 7.6-inch foldable display. At launch, CEO John Ternus said Apple aimed to avoid foldables that feel like “two phones awkwardly stuck together.” Apple shares reached all-time highs on Oct.
13 amid announcements of new home products, as investors also watched for favorable developments related to the iPhone Duo. Apple reportedly underestimated demand for the unreleased foldable and is increasing supply-chain orders by 30%. The move could lift initial production from an estimated 6—7 million units to nearly 10 million, according to a report cited by 9to5Mac. The stock surged 25.80%, according to Pro.
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