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Digi offers more affordable plan options for the iPhone 7

UPDATE: Digi has removed its Postpaid 48 (12-month) contract option for the iPhone 7.

For those wanting to get an iPhone 7 from Digi, you now have more affordable postpaid plan options from as low as RM48/month on a 12-month contract. When iPhone 7 pre-orders started in Malaysia on Friday, Digi had offered a single Postpaid 148 commitment plan which comes with either More Internet or More Talk.

If you’re looking for something with less commitment, Digi now includes its cheaper Postpaid 48 plan with 12-month contract and its mid-tier Postpaid 98 plan with a 24-month duration. Digi is also extending its free 5GB/month offer for 24 months but it is only extended for its Postpaid 98 plan. So for RM98/month, you’ll get a total of 15GB of data (More Internet) which also lets you carry forward up to 4GB to the following month. Meanwhile, the base Postpaid 48 plan gives you 3GB of data (1GB rollover) for RM48/month.

Below is the current iPhone 7/7 Plus offering from Digi.

iPhone 7 32GB
Digi Postpaid 48 (12 months) – RM2,760 (RM0 upfront)
Digi Postpaid 98 (24 months) – RM2,088 (RM672 upfront)
Digi Postpaid 148 (24 months) – RM1,776 (RM984 upfront)

iPhone 7 128GB
Digi Postpaid 48 (12 months) – RM3,185 (RM0 upfront)
Digi Postpaid 98 (24 months) – RM2,513 (RM672 upfront)
Digi Postpaid 148 (24 months) – RM2,201 (RM984 upfront)

iPhone 7 256GB
Digi Postpaid 48 (12 months) – RM3,610 (RM0 upfront)
Digi Postpaid 98 (24 months) – RM2,938 (RM672 upfront)
Digi Postpaid 148 (24 months) – RM2,626 (RM984 upfront)

iPhone 7 Plus 32GB
Digi Postpaid 48 (12 months) – RM3,260 (RM0 upfront)
Digi Postpaid 98 (24 months) – RM2,588 (RM672 upfront)
Digi Postpaid 148 (24 months) – RM2,276 (RM984 upfront)

iPhone 7 Plus 128GB
Digi Postpaid 48 (12 months) – RM3,685 (RM0 upfront)
Digi Postpaid 98 (24 months) – RM3,013 (RM672 upfront)
Digi Postpaid 148 (24 months) – RM2,701 (RM984 upfront)

iPhone 7 Plus 256GB
Digi Postpaid 48 (12 months) – RM4,110 (RM0 upfront)
Digi Postpaid 98 (24 months) – RM3,438 (RM672 upfront)
Digi Postpaid 148 (24 months) – RM3,126 (RM984 upfront)

During sign up, all plans would require you to pay one month of subscription upfront. There’s no advance payment required for Postpaid 48 but Digi requires an advance payment of RM672 and RM984 for Postpaid 98 and 148 respectively. At the moment, it appears that Digi has very limited stock and only 32GB is available for the iPhone 7 Plus.

For those residing in the Klang Valley, Digi is also offering free midnight delivery and the option to pick it up yourself at their launch venue. If you have a credit card, Digi is also offering 0% interest easy instalment plans from RM115/month. With this new addition, we will also update our iPhone 7 plan comparison, so stay tuned for that.

For more info, head over to Digi’s iPhone 7 page.

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