AT&T Next and AT&T Next Every Year℠ take the retail price of your new smartphone and spread it across small monthly payments. Upgrade to a new smartphone in 2 years by trading in your eligible device. 2. Pay off your smartphone in 30 months and enjoy lower monthly payments.

AT&T Next®, AT&T Next Every Year℠, and tablet installment agreements offer you the choice to purchase a mobile device with $0 down and the retail price divided into low monthly installment payments.

With AT&T Next Up feature (additional $6/mo.), get the option to upgrade early by turning in your current phone for a new one after paying off 50% of the device cost. Restrictions apply. See att.com/next for details. 0% APR 36-month agreement.

AT&T first launched Next as an alternative to two-year contracts back in 2013 with a single plan to pay for new hardware over 20 months with an option to upgrade after 12 months, then later added other options including Next 18 and Next 24 with lower monthly payments and longer upgrade cycles.

Next up charges you a fee every month to give you the privilege (cough) of upgrading early when you have paid. At least 50% of your phone off. If you have upgraded with a promotion, you have to stick out the full 36 months in order to get all of your credits, which does indeed make having next up a bad deal.

AT&T Protect Advantage for 4 devices that are not connected to the AT&T network (Wi-Fi ® laptops and tablets) are provided a repair or replacement (at the option of Asurion, the Program Administrator). Devices most often will be repaired within 3-5 business days from the date Asurion receives the equipment.

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($6.00 per month Next Up not applied to device price.) AT&T Next Up upgrade feature must be active at time of upgrade.

AT&T Installment Plan with Next Up: Price includes monthly smartphone installment payment and separate additional $6/month Next Up upgrade feature charge to be upgrade eligible when 50% of device cost of the financed device is paid off and with turn in of financed device.

Next up charges you a fee every month to give you the privilege (cough) of upgrading early when you have paid. At least 50% of your phone off. If you have upgraded with a promotion, you have to stick out the full 36 months in order to get all of your credits, which does indeed make having next up a bad deal.

AT&T Installment Plan with Next Up: Price includes monthly smartphone installment payment and separate additional $6/month Next Up upgrade feature charge to be upgrade eligible when 50% of device cost of the financed device is paid off and with turn in of financed device.

AT&T Installment Plan You make 36 monthly installment plan payments. When your device is paid in full, you can upgrade. You won't need to trade in your old smartphone, unless you're taking advantage of a promotion that requires it. The installment plan balance may be paid off in full at any time.

AT&T Protect AdvantageSM replaces your lost, stolen, or broken phone. Available for eligible devices in select areas.

AT&T Protect AdvantageSM replaces your lost, stolen, or broken phone. Available for eligible devices in select areas.

Includes AT&T Protect Insurance for 1, Protect Extended Service Contract for 1, Photo Storage app and ProTech support for the enrolled eligible device.

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