Sprint Announces 'iPhone Forever' Upgrade Add-On for $22/Month

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Posted August 17, 2015 at 2:04pm by iClarified

Sprint has announced 'iPhone Forever', a $22/month add-on that lets you upgrade to the latest iPhone at any time.

Starting today, new and upgrade eligible Sprint customers can get iPhone for just $22 per month with iPhone Forever. Anytime customers don’t have the latest iPhone, they are eligible to upgrade. They bring their iPhone, upgrade on the spot and away they go. It’s that simple. iPhone Forever is available on any eligible Sprint rate plan and upgrade eligibility is always included in your price. Qualified customers can get1 a 16GB iPhone 6 model at Sprint branded retail stores, Sprint.com, 1-800-Sprint-1, Best Buy and Target.

Here's how you can get the add-on for $15/month until the iPhone 7.

Trade-in Offer
Through Dec. 31, 2015, customers on any other carrier or existing Sprint customers who are upgrade eligible and turn-in any smartphone will get a promotional rate of just $15 per month on a new iPhone. When they upgrade to the latest iPhone after Dec. 31, their monthly lease rate returns to current lease pricing, $22 per month.

Special Promotion - $15 Limited Time Offer
New or existing customers who are upgrade eligible can bring in any smartphone and get a 16GB iPhone 6 model and their monthly rate will be reduced to just $15 until their next upgrade. As a special promotion, customers who get iPhone 6 and upgrade before Dec. 31 continue with the discount price of $15 until their next upgrade.

Three Key Steps
1. Get a 16GB iPhone 6 model for $22 (or the $15 special promotional price with trade-in) when you activate on any individual unlimited plan or family share pack plan.

2. Upgrade to the latest iPhone by the end of the year and keep the $15 a month special promotion price.

3. At your next upgrade, the monthly cost is $22. (Excludes taxes and service plan charges.)

Sprint also notes that it will pay off your old phone and contract if you make the switch to their service. More details can be found at the link below...

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Sprint Announces 'iPhone Forever' Upgrade Add-On for $22/Month

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ywhat - August 17, 2015 at 6:30pm

Sprint suuuucks.....didn't last a week with them and i live in the heart of san francisco....horrible service. Sprint is good on the east coast from what i hear though.

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gamerscul9870 - August 17, 2015 at 4:55pm

Think anyone will trust them after the news flashed them on being number 4 now? No.

RWR - August 17, 2015 at 4:15pm

T-Mobile does the same thing, and gives you one with the gbs you have. Wtf sprint, just go bankrupt already.

Butterspider - August 17, 2015 at 2:39pm

16gb is useless. By the time the OS is installed you wont have anywhere close to that. Get a couple big apps and you ate done. No room fir pics or music.

I still own a 16gb iPhone and I still have half the rom for storage. It's not useless for those who don't store that much in my iPhone. I have a computer to do most things for my iPhone in which I rely on icloud to move most of my stuff to my MacBook Pro.

stevenlacross - August 17, 2015 at 2:28pm

My gf has sprint, and she's supposed to be on a plan that's $50 a month with unlimited calling data and data called the iPhone for life plan(she has to pay outright for the phones though) but they always screw up her plan and try to change it to something higher and she has to call and yell at them to switch it back and they tack on extra fees and bullcrap. Sprint is horrible to have. I've got AT&T with 5 people on my plan and my price is about $50 per person and two of us on my plan have unlimited data still, I would recommend cricket over sprint anyway

JoshvanHulst - August 17, 2015 at 4:23pm

Yeah same here. I am leasing two of my lines on AT&T that has unlimited data on it. I still by far like the deal I a getting with T-mobile on the Data Stash they offer (data rollover) and it works great with no unexpected data slowdowns

Techno - August 17, 2015 at 2:25pm

Unlimited lack of coverage for business members. I had sprint, it still sucks when it comes to coverages.

Dubsack - August 17, 2015 at 2:17pm

I'm on sprint now. Why would I upgrade to a 16 gb iPhone 6 when my 5s is 32 gigs & I own it. My iPad mini is 16 gigs and I hate it. I'd rather wait for the 6s & pay for the 64 gig instead.

JoshvanHulst - August 17, 2015 at 4:24pm

Well said!! Sounds more like a downgrade than an upgrade