The Huawei G8 which was launched alongside its premium Mate S is now available from Maxis. Retailing at RM1,499 (inclusive of GST), the premium unibody mid-ranger smart phone is offered with its Zerolution program from as low as RM48/month over 24 months period.
To recap, Zerolution is an easy device ownership program that lets you upgrade to a new phone after 12 months hassle free. However in terms of the actual postpaid plans, you would need to sign up with their MaxisONE Plan that starts from RM98/month.
If you wish to keep the device, all you’ll need to pay is RM48 monthly for 24 months for the device, on top of your monthly subscription. To have the freedom to swap phones after 12 months, you can go for the Zerolution upgrade option at RM44/month extra, which is surprisingly higher than the usual RM30/month upgrade fee quoted for its previous offering. To upgrade without any further cost, the older device must be returned in pristine order and it is recommended to take up their device protection offering at RM15/month. This covers various damages including screen cracks, water damage and theft.
The Huawei G8 is a 5.5″ Android device with a Full HD screen and it runs on a Qualcomm Snapdragon 615 processor with 3GB of RAM. On-board it has 32GB of storage which is expandable via microSD. Similar to its high-end models, the G8 gets a fingerprint scanner at the back and for taking pictures, it gets a 13MP main and 5MP front cameras. Powering the device is a decent 3,000mAh battery and the G8 also supports dual-SIMs with 4G LTE.
If you’re interested, you can check out the Huawei G8 page on Maxis.
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