Lease the Apple iPhone X for $25 per month from Sprint with eligible trade-in

Sprint is running some interesting deals on the 2018 Apple iPhone models, which includes the Apple iPhone X, Apple iPhone 8 and Apple iPhone 8 Plus. With an eligible trade-in (which must be owned free and clear), you can save $300 toward the 18-month Flex lease on any of the three handsets. In addition, you also become a member of Sprint's iPhone Forever, which allows you to turn in your current iPhone for the newest model after 12 monthly lease payments are made.

The $300 that you get for your trade knocks $16.67 a month off your lease payments. With that in mind, the 64GB Apple iPhone X can be leased for 18 payments at $25 a month. The 64GB Apple iPhone 8 will cost you only $12.50 a month for 18 payments, and the 64GB Apple iPhone 8 Plus is $16.67 month with the same terms. These prices require a new line activation or an eligible upgrade.

Any eligible phone that can be traded in must be (to repeat ourselves because it is important) paid off completely. The models that Sprint will accept for this deal include:

Apple iPhone 7
Apple iPhone 7 Plus
Apple iPhone 6
Apple iPhone 6 Plus
Apple iPhone 6s
Apple iPhone 6s Plus
Samsung Galaxy S8
Samsung Galaxy S8+
Samsung Galaxy S7
Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge
Blackberry KEYone
HTC U11
LG G5
LG G6
Samsung Galaxy Note 5
LG V20
Moto Z2 Force
Google Pixel
Google Pixel XL
Moto Z Droid
Moto Z Play
Moto Z Force Droid
Moto Z2 Play

Keep in mind that you are not purchasing any of these new iPhone models. You are leasing them, which means that whether you trade in the device after 12 payments for the next iPhone model, or turn in the phone after 18 payments for a new handset, your leased model needs to be in good working and cosmetic condition. After 18 payments are made, you can purchase your leased iPhone for the full price minus what you paid during the 18-month lease. And that amount can be taken care of in six monthly payments.

If you order online, Sprint will waive your $30 activation fee. Interested? Click on the sourcelink below.

source: Sprint