The Huawei Mate 30 series has arrived in Malaysia and you can get one from Celcom as little as RM15/month through its EasyPhone program. In addition, the device also comes with additional freebies plus 1-year extended warranty and 1-month screen crack protection.
The Huawei Mate 30 with 8GB RAM + 128GB storage is officially priced at RM2,799 but you can rent it from Celcom from as low as RM15/month or buy it on instalment from RM28/month. Alternatively, it is also available on a normal contract from RM299 on the highest Platinum Plus plan but do note that you’ll have to pay an upfront payment which will be rebated back to your account.
For EasyPhone, you’ll need to enable auto-billing with a credit card and it is only applicable for cards issued by Maybank, Citibank and CIMB bank. All options are tied to a 24-month contract period.
Gold Plus (RM98/month) – RM1,099 (RM700 upfront)
Gold Supreme (RM128/month) – RM999 (RM800 upfront)
Platinum (RM148/month) – RM799 (RM1,000 upfront)
Platinum Plus (RM188/month) – RM299 (RM1,500 upfront)
For the top-of-the-line Mate 30 Pro with 8GB RAM + 256GB storage, the device is officially retailing for RM3,899. On Celcom’s EasyPhone Rent, you can get it from RM120/month or buy it on EasyPhone Buy instalment from RM139/month. The device is available on a normal contract from RM2,408.
Gold Plus (RM98/month) – RM3,098 (RM300 upfront)
Gold Supreme (RM128/month) – RM2,938 (RM450 upfront)
Platinum (RM148/month) – RM2,798 (RM600 upfront)
Platinum Plus (RM188/month) – RM2,408 (RM1,000 upfront)
For more info, you can check out Celcom’s Mate 30 and Mate 30 Pro pages. Both devices are shipped with Huawei Mobile Services, so you won’t get Google PlayStore and other Google apps pre-installed. In case you missed it, the blue telco is offering a Buy Mate 30 and get Free Huawei P30 combo when you sign up for a Platinum plan together with a supplementary line.
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