The Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ are now available for pre-order in Malaysia and you can get one from U Mobile from as low as RM1,819 with its Ultimate Device plans. As part of the ongoing pre-order promo, you can also get a Harman Kardon wireless speaker worth RM699 for free.
At RM60/month, the UD60 plan is the lowest commitment plan for the Galaxy S9/S9+. You get 5GB of data, 60 minutes of calls and unlimited Music-Onz and App-Onz. Moving up a notch is UD90, and it comes with 7GB of data, unlimited calls, 5GB Video-Onz data with unlimited Music-Onz, App-Onz and 5GB Roam-Onz.
The top of the line UD130 plan comes with just 10GB of data but you get unlimited calls, Video-Onz, Music-Onz, App-Onz and 8GB of Roam-Onz data. Similar to Maxis and Digi, they are only offering the 64GB Galaxy S9 and 128GB Galaxy S9+ on contract. In terms of colours, U Mobile is only offering Midnight Black and Coral Blue for both models.
Below is the bundled Galaxy S9 and S9+ pricing on U Mobile:
Galaxy S9 64GB (Black, Blue)
UD60 – RM2,419
UD90 – RM2,179
UD130 – RM1,819Galaxy S9+ 128GB (Black, Blue)
UD60 – RM3,009
UD90 – RM2,769
UD130 – RM2,409
During signup, there’s an advance payment of RM360 (UD60), RM600 (UD90) or RM960 (UD130) which will be rebated back to your account across 24-months. The advance payment can be waived for customers that purchase the phone via credit card and opt-in for auto-debit. According to U Mobile, deliveries for the Galaxy S9 and S9+ will begin on 9 March 2018.
For more info, check out the U Mobile Galaxy S9/S9+ pre-order page. To learn more about the Galaxy S9 and S9+, do check out our first impressions.
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