The latest iPhone 11 series are officially arriving in Malaysia on 27th September 2019. To secure a unit on a postpaid plan that offers unlimited data, U Mobile is now accepting pre-orders for the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max.
On U Mobile, you can get the base 64GB model for the iPhone 11 from RM2,056, iPhone 11 Pro from RM3,421 and the iPhone 11 Pro Max from RM3,781. The pre-order is available until the 24th of September 2019 and the plans are tied to a 24-month contract.
You have two Unlimited Hero postpaid plan options that are priced at RM99 and RM139. Both plans offer unlimited calls and high-speed data but the higher P139 plan offers unlimited HD video streaming, more mobile hotspot data and Roam-Onz data roaming in more countries.
Below is the bundle pricing for the respective models that comes in various storage options:
Since these are normal device contract plans, an upfront payment is required during sign up and this amount will be rebated back to your monthly bill. However, if you’re an existing U Mobile customer with good payment history, you might be eligible for a waiver. In addition, U Mobile is offering 3 months free complimentary GOLIFE 10 insurance that comes with a coverage of up to RM76,000.
U Mobile is offering complimentary AirPods with charging case worth RM699 to the first 100 pre-order customers while stocks last. Interestingly, U Mobile is also offering eSIM for the first time with the introduction of the new iPhone 11 series.
For more info, check out U Mobile’s iPhone 11 page.
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