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Home » Posts tagged 'Telco Comparison'
Here’s a comprehensive comparison of Samsung Galaxy S9 telco plans in Malaysia
Posted:
March 3, 2018
By: Alexander Wong
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The Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ are hitting Malaysia on 16 March 2018. If you prefer to get it on contract, it’s now available on our big 4 telcos – Celcom, Digi, Maxis and U Mobile. So which telco has the lowest cost of ownership, lowest monthly commitment and the most data for your money? It’s time for a telco plan comparison for the Galaxy S9 and S9+.
Which telco provides the best underground 4G experience on the MRT?
Posted:
July 29, 2017
By: Alexander Wong
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The 2nd phase of the MRT Line 1 is now open and this includes an underground section that goes through the heart of KL city. When Digi invited us for a 4G Underground MRT challenge earlier this week, we thought why not we test out 4 of our big telcos in Malaysia? So we did.
Compared: Samsung Galaxy S8 Telco Plans in Malaysia
Posted:
April 12, 2017
By: Alexander Wong
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The Galaxy S8/S8+ are now available for pre-order through our local telcos in Malaysia. To sweeten the deal, they are also bundling over RM900 worth of freebies as announced by Samsung Malaysia.
So which telco offers the better deal? We’ve compared the plans from Celcom, Digi, Maxis, U Mobile and Yes, so head after the break to find out which contract plan is suitable for you.
Compared: iPhone 7 contract plans in Malaysia
Posted:
October 7, 2016
By: Alexander Wong
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UPDATE: We’ve updated the iPhone 7 comparison with new plan options from Digi.
Malaysians can now place their iPhone 7 pre-orders from the big 4 telcos in country – Celcom, Digi, Maxis and U Mobile. So which plan gives you more internet and most importantly, which offers a better deal?
To make your decision making easier, we compare all along with its bundled calls, sms, data and subsidised iPhone pricing. Head after the break for the full iPhone 7 contract comparison.
Compared: Samsung Galaxy S7 edge telco plans in Malaysia
Posted:
March 21, 2016
By: Alexander Wong
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The Galaxy S7 edge is the best flagship smartphone you can buy at the moment with a retail price of RM3,099. If you’re planning to get one on contract, it is also available from the big 4 telcos (Celcom, Digi, Maxis and U Mobile) in Malaysia. So which offers the better deal? And should you also consider getting one with the Maxis Zerolution or Celcom NewPhone program?
We’ve crunched the numbers, so read on for our Galaxy S7 edge price plan comparison.
Compared: Samsung Galaxy Note 5 and S6 edge+ Malaysian Telco Pricing
Posted:
September 4, 2015
By: Alexander Wong
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Want to buy the latest Galaxy Note 5 or S6 edge+ but not sure which telco plan is the right one for you? We’ve compared the current postpaid contract offers in Malaysia, to assist you with your purchase decision. Outright, the Galaxy Note5 is priced at RM2,699 and the S6 edge+ is at RM3,099, inclusive of 6% GST.
Buying one without a contract is probably the most convenient way to go but you could save some money with telco subsidies. At the moment, our 4 main telcos – Celcom, Digi, Maxis and U Mobile have started their contract bundle plans for the Galaxy Note 5, while the S6 edge+ is offered by everyone except U Mobile for now. Across the board, they are pretty much tied with 24 months duration with exception for Digi where it has a shorter 12 months option.
Compared: Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Telco Plans and Offering
Posted:
October 18, 2014
By: soyacincau
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The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 has already arrived in Malaysia and it is available across its Samsung stores and dealers nationwide. Priced outright at RM2,499, is is quite a steep price to pay but you can consider subsidised contract offers from our local telcos such as Maxis, DiGi, Celcom and U Mobile. All 4 have various plans to suit different usage patterns at different price range.
If you’re already an existing subscriber of one of these plans, you might as well continue with them, provided that you’re satisfied with your current postpaid offering. Unlike last year’s Galaxy Note 3, the latest Galaxy Note 4 unfortunately is offered only with 24 months contract which might be too long for some.
So to answer the question which is the best plan to get the Galaxy Note 4, we’ve compared the contract plans from all 4 telcos along with its bundled data, voice and SMS and its total cost of ownership. Check them out after the break.
