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HTC U Ultra Sapphire Edition with 128GB storage now going for RM2,499

The HTC U Ultra with its scratch resistant Sapphire Edition is getting a significant price cut in Malaysia. This is their former flagship that comes with secondary display and a whopping 128GB of storage.

Originally priced at RM2,999, the HTC U Ultra Sapphire Edition can be yours for only RM2,499 from retailer DirectD. That’s a RM500 reduction in just 3 months after it went on sale in Malaysia. Meanwhile, the standard HTC U Ultra with 64GB of storage is now going for RM2,299. These two are official Malaysian sets with HTC Malaysia warranty.

UPDATE: Strangely, the 128GB Sapphire Edition is going for RM2,299 on DirectD’s listing on Lazada.

If you prefer something newer, their latest HTC U11 flagship is also more affordable as well. A couple of resellers on Lazada are offering it from as low as RM2,799 and it also comes with 1-year HTC Malaysia warranty. The HTC U11 was officially launched in Malaysia two months ago with a RM3,099 price tag.

To learn more about the HTC U11, you can check out our full review.

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