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Get a Huawei Mate 9 and enjoy 9,999,999GB data for 9 months!


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Looking for the ultimate phablet? Look no further as the all new Huawei Mate 9 is here! Not only does it have a big screen, but it’s also big on performance that’s designed to stay fast even after 18 months of use.

But what’s the use of a great phone when you’re limited with data caps? It’s time to pair your new Mate 9 with a plan that gives you total freedom.

For a limited time, webe is offering the Huawei Mate 9 with free 9 months of never-ending usage. You get never-ending calls, never-ending SMS and even never-ending data on 4G. Now you can stream all your favourite videos on that beautiful 5.9” Full HD screen without worrying about running out of data.

To recap on the specs, it runs on Huawei’s top of the line Kirin 960 processor that’s mated to 4GB of RAM. On-board it gets a large 64GB of on-board storage which is also expandable via microSD. With a large 4,000mAh battery, you can binge watch more TV episodes on a single charge.

If you love taking pictures, you’ll enjoy the Mate 9’s Leica co-engineered cameras. It’s a dual camera set up with a 20MP sensor for monochrome and another 12MP shooter for colours. Over at the front, it gets an 8MP camera – for that on point selfie shoots.

The Huawei Mate 9 can be yours at RM2,699 without contract and you can order it online through webe’s online portal. It’s super easy to sign up and webe will have your new Mate 9 delivered to you for free! After the 9th month, you can continue your webe subscription at only RM79/month. That’s RM120 off its regular monthly subscription.

Looking for something more premium? The Huawei Mate 9 Pro is also available from webe at RM3,399. That comes with a dual-curved 5.5” Quad HD screen and a whopping 128GB of storage. So, what are you waiting for? Get a brand new phablet with 9 months of true mobile freedom. For more information, head over to webe’s page.

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