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DiGi offers the Galaxy Note 4 from RM1,169

DiGi too is offering the latest Samsung Galaxy Note 4 on contract and as usual, it is tied with its DG Smart Plans.

The full bundled pricing are as follows:

DG SmartPlan 78 (3GB) – RM1,839
DG SmartPlan 108 (5GB) – RM1,369
DG SmartPlan 148 (6GB) – RM1,169

All 3 plans are tied with 24 months contract duration and during sign up, you would need to pay 1 month advance subscription fee as well as upfront payment ranging between RM360-RM1,000 depending on plan. For those who have been an active subscriber for the past 12 months, DiGi will be waiving the advance payment for you.

On DiGi’s online store, all 3 colours – Gold, White and Black are available but the Gold version will take an estimated 3 weeks to deliver. If you’re interested, head over to DiGi’s Galaxy Note 4 page.

Alternatively, you can visit the DiGi booth at the Galaxy Note 4 roadshow that’s happening now at Sunway Pyramid.

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