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Digi offers the iPhone X from RM3,495

The iPhone X will be available in Malaysia on 24 November 2017 but you can place your pre-orders starting tomorrow on 17 November. Digi will be offering the latest 5.8″ Super Retina HD smartphone on contract and you can secure your unit as early as tomorrow.

The iPhone X comes in either 64GB and 256GB storage capacities, and they are priced at RM5,149 and RM5,899 respectively. You can pick one up in either Space Grey or Silver. With Digi’s 24-month contract plans, you can get the iPhone X 64GB from as low as RM3,495, while the larger 256GB option is offered from RM4,155.

On Digi, you can get the iPhone X with a choice of 3 postpaid plans that are tied with a 24-month contract. The device is priced as follows:

iPhone X 64GB
Postpaid 78 – RM3,895
Postpaid 108 – RM3,695
Postpaid 138 – RM3,495

iPhone X 256GB
Postpaid 78 – RM4,555
Postpaid 108 – RM4,355
Postpaid 138 – RM4,155

During sign up, you are required to pay an advance payment between RM530 to RM930 (depending on your plan) plus one-month subscription fee.

If you’re interested, they are accepting pre-orders at digi.my and Digi stores nationwide. More details over at Digi’s iPhone X page.

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