Can somebody explain why you'd go for the Apple Upgrade Programme route vs the 24 month "spread the cost" route which lets you upgrade whenever you want, anyway?
There's no reason which is why apple dont really push IUP here any more..
Can somebody explain why you'd go for the Apple Upgrade Programme route vs the 24 month "spread the cost" route which lets you upgrade whenever you want, anyway?
There's no reason which is why apple dont really push IUP here any more..
I worked out the costs, IUP might be marginally cheaper assuming you trade in the iPhone with Apple but I assume with a loan you can just sell the phone privately and settle it that way and then start again...
Haha Apple offering £350 for my 12 Pro but I can get almost £500 with a recycling company. Checked eBay and they'd offer even less when fees are taken into account!
I have £650 from music magpie plus 12 months refund on AppleCare will easily cover the o/s on last years loan.
Pro max - I got my order in about a week ago but can see the price has dropped quite a bit now..Refund on AppleCare? Can you explain more?
£650? Is that for 12 Pro? I am 128GB not seeing that
Snap.My loan has been approved so I'm all set, going for 256GB Silver with AppleCare+, eagerly waiting for Friday...
If you pay upfront for Apple Care and you cancel the policy, it's not transferrable to a new device, then you are given a pro-rata refund for the time remaining. It may be minus 1 month, I can't remember exactly off the top of my head.Refund on AppleCare? Can you explain more?
£650? Is that for 12 Pro? I am 128GB not seeing that
i agree, thats the max however not the normal sized iphone proThat looks ridiculous imo. The sheer size of it lol I would rather have a smaller iPhone that does all the same things. Are we back to phablets again?