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Malaysia now has a OnePlus authorised online shop

Authorised distributor Brightstar has announced the opening of its first OnePlus authorised online shop in Malaysia. The shop is hosted on Shopee in partnership with RedClick online.

The OnePlus authorised online shop currently carries the OnePlus 3T and OnePlus 5. The OnePlus 3T is currently offered at RM1,599 in Soft Gold, while the Gun Metal version is priced at RM1,799. If you’re looking for the latest, the OnePlus 5 is also available at RM2,388 for its 6GB RAM and 64GB storage option. You can learn more about the OnePlus 5 in our full review.

All devices come with an official 1-year warranty by Brightstar Malaysia along with free shipping. On top of that, it also comes with a 15-day return policy for greater peace of mind.

The online shop now also offers 10% discount on original accessories. This includes original cases for the OnePlus 3T/5, USB Type-C cable and Dash fast charger.

Since the shop is hosted under “Shopee Mall”, you can be assured that all products listed are guaranteed 100% authentic or Shopee will give you double your money back. For more info, visit OnePlus’s authorised online shop.

If you’re interested in the OnePlus 5, you can get it now from as low as RM2,150.

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