Apple Fanatics beware, the new iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus are set to be on the market on September 25th, coming with model updates and affordable “iPhone lease” opportunities.

Although there will be some changes from previous phones, buyers shouldn’t expect to see any major alterations in both new models. But the new models will have better camera resolution. It will also include an addition of 3D Touch, allowing users to drop pins in Apple Maps, quickly scroll and get faster notification responses.

Both phones are larger and will weigh 11 percent more than the iPhone 6s. The 6S and 6S Plus will contain 2GB of Random Access Memory (RAM),  allowing users to have more Safari tabs and background apps open before they’re forced to “force close” the apps or tabs.

Following “Bendgate”, where according to Forbes, 180 iPhone 6 users posted photos of their bent iPhone 6 or 6 Plus to social media complaining about the phone’s weak framework, the new models in result were made 60 percent stronger using same aluminum used to make the sport edition of the Apple watch.

For users worried about prices of the new phones, some mobile carriers will now offer “low-cost options” for consumers, some with the ability to trade in your old phone for the new iPhone.

The lease program isn’t for buyers unwilling to commit to a carrier for up to two years and. Critics have argued that leasing iPhones will end up being expensive as buying iPhones on retail price in the long run, and leasing with a carrier will force users to stick with that carrier. But those who have no use for their old phones or damage them often may find the upgrade favorable. That being said, be on the lookout for the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus to hit shelves on September 25th.