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100 Huawei P20 Pros are offered for RM1 each at 10AM today

Want the Huawei P20 Pro and pay almost nothing for it? Digi is having a Rah-Rah Internet launch event today and they are offering the device for only RM1 for the first 100 in line.

The event is taking place at the Digi Store in Bukit Bintang at 10AM today (8 June 2018). There are no additional details on the T&C but you’ll definitely need to get it with a Digi Postpaid plan. Looking at the promo image above, it looks like Digi is finally offering this triple-camera flagship in Twilight. If you’re interested, Digi says you’ll have to be there early as there are only 100 units available.

The Huawei P20 Pro that comes with 128GB of storage is currently priced at RM3,112 with 0% GST. In case you missed it, the most sought-after Twilight variant is finally available throughout Malaysia.

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