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The iPhone X is now going for as low as RM4,799 in Malaysia

If you’re looking for the best deal for the iPhone X in Malaysia, we got some good news for you. Last week, some retailers have started offering the iPhone X for less than RM5,000 and now you can get one with further discounts as much as RM400 off. This is the lowest price yet for the latest iPhone.

To recap, the iPhone X is officially priced at RM5,149 for 64GB and RM5,899 for the higher 256GB model. If you don’t want to pay full retail prices, Lazada is now offering the iPhone X 64GB at RM4,799, while the 256GB model can be yours at only RM5,499. That’s a savings of RM350 and RM400 respectively.

Stocks for both Silver and Dark Grey colours are available and these units are fulfilled by Lazada themselves with local manufacturer warranty. For greater assurance, these iPhone X are covered by Lazada’s 14-day Easy Return policy. Shipping is free but if you want to get it faster, you can top up RM7 for express delivery.

If you’re interested, you can check out the iPhone X listing at Lazada.

Thanks Ben DL for the heads up!

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