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U Mobile offers Samsung Galaxy S4 from RM899

UPDATE: U Mobile’s Galaxy S4 promo page is up. View it here.

In less than 2 days to the big Samsung Galaxy S4 launch this Saturday, U Mobile has finally revealed its contract bundling plans for the new flagship device which goes as low as RM899.

It comes bundled with the usual postpaid plans of U58 and above. However they have a special “U Plus” plan for selected loyal customers which also offers 5GB of monthly data but at a lower RM138/month commitment. Full bundled pricing for the Galaxy S4 as follows:

U58 – RM58/month (24 months) – RM1,588
U88 – RM88/month (24 months) – RM1,388
U Premium – RM168/month (24 months) – RM899
U Plus – RM138/month (24 months) – RM899

There’s an upfront advance payment between RM348-RM1008 required during sign up which will be rebated back to your bill. In terms of contract duration, only a single 24 months period is being offered.

As a special launch promo, U Mobile is also giving out additional RM100 rebate for the first 200 customers that purchase the device with the plan at their roadshows. The roadshows are held at Berjaya Times Square, U Mobile Ipoh Parade and U Mobile Seremban.

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