Apart from Maxis and Celcom, Digi too will be offering the latest Galaxy S7 edge on contract in Malaysia. Unlike the other 2 big boys, Digi doesn’t seem to be having a pre-order promo.
The Galaxy S7 edge is priced officially at RM3,099 and Digi is offering it from as low as RM1,449 on its latest Postpaid plans that offer more data plus internet rollover.
Digi is bundling the Galaxy S7 edge on its Digi Postpaid 68, 98, 148 and 238. The full contract pricing are as follows:
Digi Postpaid 68 – RM2,389 (Upfront: RM200)
Digi Postpaid 98 – RM2,119 (Upfront: RM470)
Digi Postpaid 148 – RM1,889 (Upfront: RM700)
Digi Postpaid 238 – RM1,449 (Upfront: RM1140)
There’s no mention of contract duration but we assume the above are tied with a 24-months contract. You can get more details of the new Digi postpaid plans here.
Regardless of which plan you pick, you would need to fork out RM2,589 during registration inclusive of its upfront payment. If you have a credit card, you can purchase the device with EPP monthly installments from as low as RM108/month.
The Galaxy S7 edge will be available at participating Digi outlets from 18th March onwards. Walk-in customers can get a RM200 discount plus a 1-on-1 consultation with a Galaxy Consultant. For those ordering online will receive a wireless charger worth RM139 for free. If it was us, we’ll take the RM200 discount. For those prefer to get the Galaxy S7 edge without contract, Samsung is giving out a free Gear VR worth RM459 to the first 2,000 at selected roadshows.
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