UPDATE: Maxis One Club iPhone 5C/iPhone 5S plans surfaced. More details over here.
UPDATE 2: Machines provides updated info on iPhone 5S availability in all its stores here.
UPDATE 3: Celcom offers the iPhone 5S from RM1,638 with 24 months contract.
UPDATE 4: DiGi & Maxis iPhone 5S/iPhone 5C plans officially revealed.
The iPhone 5C & iPhone 5S will be officially available in Malaysia next Thursday on 31st October and now its official pricing has been revealed on Apple’s Online Store. The iPhone 5C is priced from RM1,999 for the 16GB model while its high end iPhone 5S is priced from RM2,399.
That’s quite a remarkable RM200 increase on the iPhone 5S from the usual RM2,199 for a 16GB unit. It gets worse with larger storage as the 32GB and 64GB models are RM250 and RM350 extra respectively compared to the previous iPhone 5 pricing. Even for the iPhone 5C, the RM400 price difference between the 16GB and 32GB model is quite hard to comprehend.
The full Malaysian iPhone 5C & iPhone 5S pricing below with comparison of last year’s iPhone 5 pricing:
iPhone 5C
iPhone 5C 16GB – RM1,999
iPhone 5C 32GB – RM2,399iPhone 5S
iPhone 5S 16GB – RM2,399
iPhone 5S 32GB – RM2,749
iPhone 5S 64GB – RM3,149iPhone 5 (December 2012)
iPhone 5 16GB – RM2,199
iPhone 5 32GB – RM2,499
iPhone 5 64GB – RM2,799
For more info, check out the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C pages at Apple’s Online Store. While the devices are listed, the new iPhones are not available for order at time of writing.
Thanks to @bashirhafidz and kent for the alert!
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