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Premium smartphone subscriptions begin gaining traction in India

The Economic Times reports monthly access to iPhones, Pixels and Galaxy phones, though installment plans and trade-ins still dominate.

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The Economic Times reports that subscriptions offer access to premium phones for a fixed monthly payment, sometimes with options to upgrade, return or eventually buy. BytePe’s founder says its subscription business is growing 20–30% month on month. A Counterpoint Research analyst says phone subscriptions and rentals remain at a very early stage in India.

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@EconomicTimesWant the latest iPhone without buying it? India's smartphone subscription bet grows https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/cons-products/electronics/want-the-latest-iphone-without-buying-it-indias-smartphone-subscription-bet-grows/articleshow/134672481.cms1h
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    @EconomicTimesWant the latest iPhone without buying it? India's smartphone subscription bet grows https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/cons-products/electronics/want-the-latest-iphone-without-buying-it-indias-smartphone-subscription-bet-grows/articleshow/134672481.cms1h
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