iphone payment plan - anyone done it?

Confusedezza

Anamox said:Every current iPhone is cheaper if you purchase via finance than pay with cash. iPhone 11 pro is approx £1031 for a 24 month payment plan, or £1049 to buy with cash. That tells me it is interest free for the consumer...

There is a £20 deposit (I just checked now) so you actually repay £1,051.76

Moneyonthemind

Thanks all for the replies, will definitely consider it carefully!

macman

Or you could just buy an Android phone for around £100 outright, it will last just as long as an iPhone and save you £££

Herzlos

If you need an iPhone 11 and can justify the monthly payments it seems a pretty cheap way to get it. Make sure it's appropriately insured too, should it get dropped or stolen.

Personally, I'd be querying if I could make do with something more sensible. You're moving from a 6 so why not look at a 7/8/9/10 which will be a big leap forward whilst being much cheaper. I went for a sim-only plan years ago and now just buy whatever Samsung I can get for about £100-150 and it's worked pretty well so far, but I just didn't like the iPhone I had before.

tonyhender

What if you don't like the phone you be stuck with it for 2 years what if you lose it or damage it you still need to pay for it 

chanz4

Prefer a phone that does not force you to only buy apps from apple

RyanHello

You don't need an Iphone 11. Any android phone is just as good as Iphones and are a fraction of the price.

stehouk

iphone se due out mid april, £300 cheaper, i'm going to look at that as a cheaper upgrade option.