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U Mobile offers the iPhone 11 from RM94/month

The iPhone 11 goes on sale in Malaysia starting today. If you prefer to get a unit from U Mobile on instalment, you can get it from as low as RM94/month with UPackage.

The UPackage plan allows you to purchase the latest iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max on a 24-month instalment with no interest charges. It is available for postpaid customers who port in or are currently U Mobile postpaid subscribers. If you’re porting in, you must provide 3 months of your current postpaid bill with a minimum spend of RM70/month and with no outstanding payment shown in the latest bill.

Similar to its normal contract plans, the devices are offered with their Unlimited Hero Postpaid P99 and P139. Below are the monthly device instalments and they have also included the total monthly payment (device + postpaid plan) and upfront payment required.

iPhone 11

iPhone 11 Pro

iPhone 11 Pro Max

According to the footnote, the upfront payment consists of 3 months instalment for the device and postpaid plan. For example, if you’re getting the iPhone 11 64GB on P99, you are required to pay RM618 upfront. The device costs RM107/month and the postpaid plan costs RM99/month.

If you’re interested, you can check out the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max pages on U Mobile’s website.

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