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U Mobile offers the Samsung Galaxy A30, A50, Oppo F11 Pro and iPhone 6s for RM0.99 on contract

In conjunction with U Mobile’s #UCubaTry campaign, the orange telco is offering RM0.99 contract deals for new smartphones which include the new Galaxy A30, A50 and Oppo F11 Pro.

The new entry-level Galaxy A20 with 32GB of storage is offered for RM0.99 on its Unlimited Hero P79, P99 and P139 plan, while the higher Galaxy A30 with 64GB of storage is offered for RM0.99 on the Unlimited Hero P99 plan and above.

If you’re looking for something more upmarket, the Galaxy A50 (128GB) and the Oppo F11 Pro (64GB) can be yours for RM0.99 on its Unlimited Hero P139 Plan. The iPhone 6s 32GB is also offered for RM0.99 on the P139 plan. Below are the plan details for your reference.

Do note that during sign up, you’ll need to pay an upfront payment for the device which will be rebated back to your monthly bill. For more info, you can check out U Mobile’s device page.

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