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Home » Posts tagged 'Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Malaysia Price'
ZeroLemon triples Galaxy Note 3 battery life with massive 10,000mAh Extended Battery
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December 10, 2013
By: soyacincau
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The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 packs a massive 3,200mAh battery and for those looking for double battery life, there’s the Mugen Power Extended Battery with 6,500mAh capacity. If that’s still not enough, another battery maker by the name ZeroLemon has introduced an even bigger battery for the Galaxy Note 3 with a massive 10,000mAh capacity.
Like other extended batteries, ZeroLemon also offers a custom casing for it. Instead of using typical plastic, the custom case is more rugged with a 3 layer rubberised design that even includes a belt clip holster which doubles up as a kickstand. For added protection, the case also comes with protective rubber flaps covering the USB and S-Pen silo.
Despite adding more bulk to the smart phone profile, the 10,000mAh battery supports NFC for S-Beam functionality. With frugal use, this might just last close to a week for moderate users.
Like its name suggests, Zero Lemon promises 100% Zero Defect and the battery is covered by a 180 days warranty. The Extended Battery pack is going for US$59.99 on Amazon and costs about US$15.00 to ship to Malaysia.
Head after the break for more images of the massive extended battery and case.
Trade Up Your Galaxy Note II for a Galaxy Note 3
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October 22, 2013
By: ccsoya
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Update: We’ve just got an update from @chairilhafizz via Twitter who has a friend at Low Yat PLaza. Apparently Samsung is offering a rebate for up to RM900 when you trade up to the Galaxy Note 3 from a Note II and the offer is limited to 50 units per day.
Samsung Malaysia is organising a Galaxy Note 3 trade up program at Low Yat Plaza this week. If you own a Galaxy Note II then you can trade it up for a Galaxy Note III at the event. Details about the event is scarce and Galaxy Note 3 available for the trade up offer is limited so your best bet is to head over to Low Yat Plaza yourself. The event is happening at Low Yat Plaza Centre Court from October 21 to 27. If you happen to be there, hit us up on Twitter with the latest updates. We’ll be more than happy to share them here.
In the meantime, here’s our Galaxy Note 3 unboxing video.
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Get the Galaxy Note 3 RM200 Cheaper Than Retail Price
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September 25, 2013
By: soyacincau
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If you’re looking for a bargain on the Galaxy Note 3 that goes on sale, you might want to give online retail IPMart a look. The store is now taking pre-orders for the Galaxy Note 3 which it sells for RM2,199, RM200 cheaper than the recommended retail price of RM2,399. IPMart estimates that it will be able to deliver the devices to customers by Oct 4.
If you can wait for a few days that RM200 saved is a pretty good deal. Check out IPMart’s listing for the Galaxy Note 3 here.
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Compared: Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Telco Plans
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September 25, 2013
By: soyacincau
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UPDATE: Telco comparison updated to reflect Maxis‘s 12 months & SurfMore 50 option for Galaxy Note 3 bundling.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is officially available in Malaysia today with the retail price of RM2,399. The unit which we are getting is the 4G LTE version with 32GB of on-board storage. Those looking forward to get one today on contract will have a choice of 4 telcos to choose from – Celcom, DiGi, Maxis & U Mobile. To make it easier to decide which telco and plans to go for, we’ve compiled a reference comparison of each plan offering as well as minimum cost of ownership inclusive of subscription and device cost.
Contract duration wise, all telcos are offering 24 month duration with the exception of Celcom which also offers 12 month and 18 month options. If you’re looking for the cheapest device pricing on contract, U Mobile is currently the lowest at RM999 which is meant for eligible Loyal customers that sign up with their Ultimate Device 158 plan. However when it comes to total minimum cost of ownership, the lowest cost definitely goes to Celcom’s First Prime + 1GB bolt-on internet plan with a contract period of just 12 months. Of course, the only caveat is that the minimum cost is calculated based on usage within its allocated data, calls & sms quota without incurring excess usage.
Head after the break for the full telco comparison for the Galaxy Note 3.
Celcom now offers 12 months & 18 months contract option for Galaxy Note 3
Posted:
September 25, 2013
By: soyacincau
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UPDATE: Check out the comparison of telco plans offering the Galaxy Note 3.
For those wanting to get the Galaxy Note 3 with shorter contract duration, now Celcom has added 12 and 18 months option on top of their current 24 months offering. The Galaxy Note 3 can be yours as low as RM1,748 for 18 months period and RM1,888 for 12 months.
For these 2 shorter contracts, you have a choice of the 3 Celcom First voice postpaid plans and an option for either 1GB or 3GB bolt-on mobile internet. The advance payment is lower as well and ranges between RM250-450 depending on plan.
Watch this space as we will be doing a round of telco plan and pricing comparison for easy reference. In the mean time, don’t forget to check out our Galaxy Note 3 unboxing video here.
For more information head over to Celcom’s Galaxy Note 3 page.
Unboxing: Samsung Galaxy Note 3
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September 25, 2013
By: ccsoya
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The Galaxy Note 3 is a marked improvement over its predecessor. For starters the Note 3 is slimmer, lighter and faster than the Note 2. Among large format smartphones, the Note 3 is packed with the latest of everything — the Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor is top of the line, the 13MP camera shoots 4K videos, its Cat4 LTE radio is capable of download speeds up to 150Mbps and 50Mbps uploads. The 3GB RAM is an industry first as is the micro USB 3.0 port that provides faster data transfers and charging, and its 5.7-inch 1080p full HD super AMOLED display has a pixel density of 386ppi is over 120ppi more than the Note 2 (265ppi)
But has the Note 3 moved the innovation needle? Hardly.
The build quality is as plastic as any cheap made in China device. This is sad considering that the Note 3, like most if not all Samsung devices, is made in Korea. The leather textured back cover promises a premium feel but in reality, the Note 3 is unapologetically, unapologetically plastic and the leather texture does nothing to improve the tactile feel of the device.
In terms of hardware design, the Note 3 doesn’t deviate much from the Samsung template. Next to devices that boast hardware features like dual-front speakers with dedicated amplifiers or a fully water-proof design, the Note 3 looks decidedly plain. Basically, the Note 3 doesn’t feel or look special.
So do we recommend it?
Maxis reveals Galaxy Note 3 contract pricing from as low as RM1,199. Free Galaxy Gear for One Club members
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September 24, 2013
By: soyacincau
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UPDATE: Check out the comparison of telco plans offering the Galaxy Note 3 on contract and our unboxing video.
UPDATE 2: Maxis has added more plans for the Galaxy Note 3 with SurfMore 50 & 12 months option.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is officially going on sale tomorrow and Maxis has finally revealed its contract bundling plan. On Maxis, the 5.7″ phablet is offered from as low as RM1,199 and like the other telcos, it is only available with a single 24 months contract option now comes with 12 month & 24 month options. The full contract options are as follows:
TalkMore 78 + 3GB Internet (12 months) – RM1,499
TalkMore 78 + 3GB Internet (24 months) – RM1,199
TalkMore 78 + 1GB Internet (12 months) – RM1,699
TalkMore 78 + 1GB Internet (24 months) – RM1,399SurfMore 75 (12 months) – RM1,899
SurfMore 75 (24 months) – RM1,599
SurfMore 50 (12 months) – RM1,999
SurfMore 50 (24 months) – RM1,699
The TalkMore 78 is designed for those who make calls frequently has it comes bundled with 600 minutes of calls and 500 SMS each month for RM78/month. For internet usage, it is charged as an add on at RM48 for 1GB and RM68 for 3GB. For those who hardly make calls or SMS and primarily uses the internet, then the SurfMore 75 is for you with 5GB of data at just RM75/month while SurfMore 50 gives you 2GB of data for RM50/month. Any calls made on SurfMore plan are charged separately as per use.
As a special Maxis One Club promotion, they are throwing in free additional 3GB of mobile data for 6 months if you get the Note 3 with its TalkMore 78 plan with 3GB of mobile Internet. The extra data offer is valid from 25th September until 31st October.
Apart from that, Maxis is also giving away the Galaxy Gear worth RM999 for the first 800 Maxis One Club members nationwide. Of course, this is for those opting for the Galaxy Note 3 and while stocks last. The Galaxy Gear watch won’t be available this week and shall be delivered from 3rd October onwards.
For more information, head over to Maxis Galaxy Note 3 page.
U Mobile offers Samsung Galaxy Note 3 from as low as RM999
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September 24, 2013
By: soyacincau
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UPDATE: Check out the comparison of telco plans offering the Galaxy Note 3.
U Mobile has finally revealed its Samsung Galaxy Note 3 bundling which is offered from as low as RM999. Priced at RM2,399 outright for the 4G LTE 32GB version, U Mobile is offering 3 plans with a contract duration of 24 months. For loyal customers, U Mobile is giving additional RM170 off on the device with its highest Ultimate Device 158.
The contract bundling price of the Galaxy Note 3 are as follows:
Ultimate Device 68 – RM1,859
Ultimate Device 98 – RM1,609
Ultimate Device 158 – RM1,169
Ultimate Device 158 (Loyal Customers) – RM999
During sign up, as usual there’s an upfront payment required between RM250-RM912 depending on device plan. In terms of availability, it is available on launch day tomorrow 25th September at U Mobile, Senheng & participating dealers. This give consumers a choice of 4 telcos – DiGi, Maxis, Celcom & U Mobile to purchase the Note 3 on contract.
For those planning to buy the Note 3 without contract, you can get it from SenHeng as well as from Samsung’s launch roadshow.
For more information, head over to U Mobile’s Galaxy Note 3 page.
Maxis to offer Samsung Galaxy Note 3 on launch day with Free Galaxy Gear Smart Watch
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September 23, 2013
By: soyacincau
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UPDATE: Maxis contract plans for Galaxy Note 3 finally revealed from RM1,199.
Finally Maxis has emerged with a teaser that they too will be offering the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 during launch day. Looks like the big 3 telcos Maxis, Celcom & DiGi will be pushing the device simultaneously while U Mobile has recently just closed its registration of interest. So far, Maxis has yet to reveal their Galaxy Note 3 bundled pricing.
At the moment, both DiGi & Celcom are offering the new 5.7″ Android phablet on contract with only 24 month duration from as low as RM1,319 and RM1,538 respectively. For Maxis, we would expect them to bundle it with the usual SurfMore & Talkmore plans and hopefully they will offer it with a shorter 12 month contract duration.
To recap, the Galaxy Note 3 is officially available in Malaysia this Wednesday, 25th September. We will be getting the 4G LTE model that’s running on a 2.3GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor with 3GB of RAM and 32GB of storage. On launch day, Samsung Malaysia will be having a roadshow event at their new Samsung Experience Store at the Gardens where the device will be available for purchase outright without contract. The Galaxy Note 3 is priced at RM2,399 while its Galaxy Gear smart watch is priced at RM999.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 3 + Galaxy Gear officially launched in Malaysia with 32GB 4G LTE variant
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September 20, 2013
By: soyacincau
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UPDATE: We’ve just unboxed the Galaxy Note 3 and compared its telco plans from Celcom, DiGi, Maxis & U Mobile.
Samsung today as officially launched its Galaxy Note 3 in Malaysia with the device going on sale on 25th September. The price as revealed earlier is RM2,399 for its 4G LTE model that runs on a 2.3GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor. For those that prefer the non-4G version with 1.9GHz Exynos Octa-core processor, there’s still no word on its availability right now. Not forgetting also is the accompanying Samsung Galaxy Gear smart watch which is priced at RM999 outright.
During the launch, Samsung Malaysia has also introduced a Galaxy Lifestyle Rewards that offers Galaxy Note 3 owners to enjoy a range of service and subscriptions worth RM1,500. This includes 90 day free TM WiFI access, 2 years subscription of 50GB Dropbox cloud storage, TheStar e-Paper, ViKi, MPH Online and much more.
In terms of bundling and promotions, DiGi & Celcom has started offering pre-order or bookings for the Galaxy Note 3 from as low as RM1,319 and RM1,538 respectively. Both telcos are also giving out free Galaxy Gear watches with DiGi pairing it for those who opt for the SmartPlan 148 contact while Celcom is offering the watch for the first 100 subscribers. Both telcos are only offering 24 months contract duration at the moment.
If you plan to buy it outright without being tied to contracts, SenHeng is also offering the Galaxy Note 3 from their online store which gives additional bluetooth headset and one year extra warranty for its PlusOne card members. U Mobile has also joined the bandwagon by initiating its registration of interest.
Samsung too is also giving out 100 Galaxy Gear smart watches in a form of an online contest. If you’re eligible, the free watch is redeemed at their roadshow event at the Gardens on 25th September.
In terms of specs, the Galaxy Note 3 is its 3rd generation phablet which now comes with a 5.7″ Full HD Super AMOLED display and comes powered with a top notch quad-core processor and 3GB of RAM. It’s signature S-Pen has also been further improved for greater usability as well. The Galaxy Note 3 now also offers 4K video recording from its 13MP shooter and its battery capacity has also being bumped up to 3,200mAh. You can compare how does the Galaxy Note 3 specs and dimensions stack up with the current new smart phones here.
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