The Samsung Galaxy Note7 is available for pre-orders in Malaysia today with full availability on 19 August 2016. As teased earlier, Maxis will be offering the latest flagship phablet and it can be yours from RM101/month with zero upfront payment.
The Galaxy Note7 which retails for RM3,199 is offered only on their Zerolution program which lets you own the device with the option to swap phones hassle free every 12 months. It is applicable on MaxisONE Plan 128 and above. As an added bonus, they are giving a free wireless charger stand and a 10,200mAh power bank for free.
Do note that you will need to pay your RM101/month (before GST) installments on top of your monthly MaxisONE Plan subscription. To be entitled to the annual upgrade, you would need to pay additional RM30/month for the Zerolution Upgrade option.
To avoid any penalties caused by cracks or damages, they are offering device protection at RM23/month. With all options ticked, the Galaxy Note7 would cost you RM154/month excluding the monthly subscription fee. If you don’t plan to swap phones, you can settle for just RM101/month across the 24 month duration.
To recap on the plans, the recently revamped MaxisONE Plan 128 at RM128/month gives you 10GB of data, unlimited phone calls and SMS. If you need more data, MaxisOne 158 and 188 offers 15GB and 20GB respectively. For more information on Maxis’ Galaxy Note7 offer, you can head over here.
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