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The Huawei P20 Pro in Twilight is currently available exclusively on Maxis

Missed last week’s Huawei P20 Pro Twilight sale? If you’re still interested and can’t wait for 4th June, this triple-camera smartphone in its gradient paint job is currently available exclusively on Maxis.

The Huawei P20 Pro retails at RM3,299 and it’s currently offered from as low as RM1,999 with a MaxisONE Plan contract. Below is the bundled pricing with a 24-month contract duration.

Alternatively, the P20 Pro is also available on a Maxis Zerolution program. It will cost you from RM93/month on MaxisONE Plan 188 and you don’t have to pay anything upfront. Take note that Maxis isn’t offering an annual upgrade option for the device, so it’s now a regular 24-month instalment plan.

At time of posting, the P20 Pro in Twilight isn’t available on the Maxis online store. So if you’re interested, you can probably check at a Maxis centre near you.

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