How to get Apple’s latest devices from £12.91 a month with a flexible subscription (aff)
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Raylo lets you access Apple’s newest devices with no upfront cost and flexible monthly payments
If you’ve been eyeing up Apple’s latest launches but don’t fancy the upfront cost, there’s a new way to get your hands on them, thanks to a low-cost subscription model.
A tech specialist firm has opened up orders on Apple’s biggest 2026 releases – including the new MacBook Air and MacBook Pro powered by M5, the iPhone 17e, and the refreshed iPad Air with M4.
The way the Raylo Business system works is, instead of paying hundreds or thousands upfront, customers can subscribe to the latest Apple kit with £0 upfront and a manageable monthly cost.
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Raylo has already made a name for itself in the consumer space, and this business offering extends the deals into the hands of business users - whether you have a small side hustle, or a FTSE 100 company.
Just pick a term that suits. You can choose a rolling monthly option or something longer like 12, 24 or 36 months – and you’re not locked into anything, Raylo Business is always flexible.
This means you’re not stuck with the same device for years if your needs change. You can upgrade when you’re ready - which is handy, given how quickly Apple tends to move things along.
And, when a device comes to the end of its cycle, it’s returned, refurbished and passed on, rather than gathering dust in a drawer somewhere.
The new MacBook Air with M5 is pitched as the everyday powerhouse, now offering up to four times faster AI performance compared to the previous generation.
It comes in both 13-inch and 15-inch versions, with up to 18 hours of battery life, Wi-Fi 7 and 512GB of storage as standard.
If you need something with a bit more muscle, the MacBook Pro steps things up with M5 Pro and M5 Max chips. Apple is claiming serious gains in AI performance again, alongside up to 24 hours of battery life and the addition of Thunderbolt 5.
On the mobile side, the iPhone 17e is pitched as a more accessible way into Apple’s latest range, but it still brings plenty to the table. There’s a 48MP camera, the new A19 chip, MagSafe support and 256GB of storage as standard, which should cover most people comfortably. It’s available in black, white and a softer pink finish.
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Then there’s the updated iPad Air, now running on the M4 chip. Performance is up by around 30% compared to M3, with a noticeable boost in memory as well. It’s available in 11-inch and 13-inch sizes and works with Apple Pencil Pro and Magic Keyboard, so it can easily slot into a more productive setup.
In terms of pricing, it starts from £22.49 per month (excl. VAT) for the MacBook Air, £44.66 for the MacBook Pro, £14.99 for the iPhone 17e and £12.91 for the iPad Air 11-inch model.
Raylo Business also offers other tech, from Android smartphones and tablets, to gaming consoles, wearables, and audio visual kit.
To see the full range, and all the subscription offers, click here.
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