There’s a new affordable way to get the brand new iPhone Duo – and you can upgrade for free again next year

Apple's latest launch has already sold out at Amazon, John Lewis and Argos

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Apple's first ever foldable phone, the brand new iPhone Duo, is now available to pre-order.

It's already proven popular too, as it's sold out at a large number of UK retailers including Amazon, Argos and John Lewis.

Upgrade to the brand new iPhone Duo with a Raylo subscription here

Officially launching on Friday (October 23), it's one of Apple's most powerful designs yet with 24 hours of use per charge, an A20 Pro chip and the option of up to 2TB storage.

It's aesthetically pleasing too, available in Star White and Night Sky colourways.

But with a starting price of £1,999, it's a serious investment.

Thankfully, Apple fans have found an affordable way to upgrade to the new model – without having to pay a penny upfront. Find out more below.

Fans are turning to tech site Raylo to upgrade to the iPhone Duo, with £0 upfront costs thanks to rolling subscriptions*.

The subscription service enables you to enjoy a brand new phone from day one without having to pay anything upfront.

Upgrade to the brand new iPhone Duo without paying upfront

The best part? You can upgrade again next year, when Apple inevitably brings out yet another model.

The iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max are available in four colourways: black, silver, glacier and burgundy.

Meanwhile, you can get your hands on the iPhone Duo in Star White and Night Sky.

Alongside iPhones, Raylo also offers subscriptions for gaming consoles, laptops and monitors. Find out more on the official website here.

Danielle is the Affiliates Writer at LADbible, covering shopping content across music, tech, sport and travel, from gig tickets and travel deals to product reviews. She has lived in London and Sydney, and her work has appeared in leading publications including Grazia, Harper’s Bazaar, Marie Claire and InStyle.

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