Rogers, Telus and Bell just dropped new Black Friday deals, and the latest includes offers for Apple’s latest iPhone 17, if you’re willing to sign on the dotted line for one of those bring-it-back (leasing) offers and pay for the most expensive monthly plan.
Rogers is advertising “Our Ultimate deal on iPhone 17 for $0/mo.” There is no trade-in needed, but you have to finance the phone on a 5G+ Ultimate plan ($105/month) for 24 months and return it at the end. Rogers says this is “after bill credit,” and the full price is listed as $1,161. Taxes are extra. The deal runs until December 1.
Telus is promoting that “This Black Friday weekend, upgrade to iPhone 17 on us.” The phone starts at $0 per month when you pick a 5G+ Complete Explore ($105/month) or Unlimited plan ($105/month) with Premium Financing and Bring-It-Back. It’s the same setup as their other flagship promotions this season.
Bell’s offer is “Get iPhone 17 for $1/mo.” with “$0 down” and “0% APR.” You need SmartPay on a 2-year Ultra plan ($105/month) with the Flex Option, and no trade-in is required. This deal also ends December 1, 2025.
Apple sells its entry iPhone 17 from $1,129. That’s a big chunk of change upfront and these $0 upfront leasing offers target those willing to pay a higher monthly plan for the latest iPhone, even with a surprise at the end of repaying the leasing discount to keep the phone—or giving it back.
Here are Black Friday bring your own device plans from Rogers, Telus and Bell as of today:
Rogers
Telus
Bell
Your best bet this Black Friday is to buy an iPhone 17 outright if you can (get your own 0% financing from Apple), then jump on a cheaper month-to-month plan from either Public Mobile or Freedom Mobile right now.
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