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Huawei P40 available from RM69/month on Maxis Zerolution

Maxis is also offering pre-orders for the latest Huawei P40 and P40 Pro flagship smartphones. As usual, it is bundled with its MaxisONE postpaid plans in either Zerolution instalment or on a standard contract with a 24-month duration.

Huawei P40

The 6.1″ Huawei P40 with 128GB storage retails for RM2,799 and it can be yours for as low as RM69/month on instalment or from RM1,299 on a standard contract. Below is the monthly instalment for Zerolution and device pricing for the standard contract, excluding taxes and postpaid subscription fee.

Zerolution
MaxisONE Plan 98 – RM109/month
MaxisONE Plan 128 – RM99/month
MaxisONE Plan 158 – RM79/month
MaxisONE Plan 188 – RM69/month
MaxisONE Share 48 – RM116/month

Normal Contract
MaxisONE Plan 98 – RM1,999
MaxisONE Plan 128 – RM1,899
MaxisONE Plan 158 – RM1,499
MaxisONE Plan 188 – RM1,299

Typically, there’s no upfront payment for the Zerolution instalment plan and the instalment plan is only applicable to existing customers with good payment records. All you’ll need to pay monthly is the device instalment amount together with your monthly postpaid plan fee.

However, for the normal contract, you’ll need to pay an “advance payment” which varies depending on the plan you pick and it will be rebated back to your monthly bill. The advance payment isn’t shown on Maxis’ website and it usually costs nearly RM1,000 for the highest MaxisONE Plan 188 option.

[ UPDATE 9/4/2020 14:20 ] The advance payment required for the standard contract is RM396 for MaxisONE Plan 98, RM516 for MaxisONE Plan 128, RM636 for MaxisONE Plan 158 and RM756 for MaxisONE Plan 188.

At the moment, Maxis doesn’t offer the devices on their online store. If you’re interested, you’ll need to leave your details on their website and someone from Maxis will contact you.

Huawei P40 Pro

If you’re looking for a better option, the 6.58″ Huawei P40 Pro with 256GB storage which retails for RM3,899 is offered from RM99/month or from RM2,299 on a normal contract. Below is the monthly instalment for Zerolution and device pricing for the normal contract.

Zerolution
MaxisONE Plan 98 – RM159/month
MaxisONE Plan 128 – RM139/month
MaxisONE Plan 158 – RM119/month
MaxisONE Plan 188 – RM99/month
MaxisONE Share 48 – RM162/month

Normal Contract
MaxisONE Plan 98 – RM2,999
MaxisONE Plan 128 – RM2,899
MaxisONE Plan 158 – RM2,399
MaxisONE Plan 188 – RM2,299

[ UPDATE 9/4/2020 14:20 ] The advance payment required for the standard contract is RM396 for MaxisONE Plan 98, RM516 for MaxisONE Plan 128, RM636 for MaxisONE Plan 158 and RM756 for MaxisONE Plan 188.

Available Freebies

Similar to what Huawei has announced, the device comes with an array of freebies which includes the Huawei FreeBuds 3 wireless earphones, extended warranty with screen protection, free access to Huawei Video and Cloud storage. For the P40, you’ll receive a wireless charging case while the P40 Pro comes bundled with a Huawei SuperCharge Wireless Car Charger.

The Huawei P40 and P40 Pro are both 5G supported devices. These are also the first P-Series to ship with Huawei Mobile Services with AppGallery. Unlike the previous P30 series, it doesn’t come with Google apps and services out of the box.

In addition, Maxis is providing 3-months free subscription to SafeDevice worth RM99. This is a device protection plan that covers accidental damage and theft.

For more info on Maxis’ Huawei P40 offering, you can visit their pre-order info page.

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