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Galaxy Nexus going for RM2040 with free shipping

Still can’t wait to get a Galaxy Nexus? Now an online retailer is selling it for just RM2040.78 with free shipping within Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei. Obviously this is a grey import (AP unit) which they offer 1 year warranty.

They are also offering Easy Payment Plan that lets you purchase over 6 or 12 months installment from RM187/month. For those without credit card, there’s a Cash on Delivery option where you pay by cash upon delivery to your doorstep.

The price and payment options are very tempting but if you can wait, we would recommend getting the official Samsung Malaysia unit with full service & warranty support locally. The Galaxy Nexus go officially on sale in Malaysia in a couple of weeks time before Chinese New Year. Since an AP set is now going as low as RM2040, our earlier predicted price range of RM2000 and below is very likely.

Head over to the IPMart Galaxy Nexus page.

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