Apart from Switch, authorised Apple retailer Machines is also offering RM500 instant rebate for the iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max. This appears to be a move to push more sales ahead of the release of the upcoming iPhone 12 series.
Below is the discounted pricing with the RM500 discount offer:
iPhone 11 Pro
64GB –RM4,899RM4,399
256GB –RM5,599RM5,099
512GB –RM6,499RM5,999iPhone 11 Pro Max
64GB –RM5,299RM4,799
256GB –RM5,999RM5,499
512GB –RM6,899RM6,399
According to Machines, they are also offering 0% interest instalment up to 24 months. They support most major credit cards including cards issued by Public Bank, Maybank, UOB, Citi, Hong Leong and Standard Chartered.
If you’re upgrading from an existing iPhone, Machines is also having a trade-up offer. An iPhone XR 64GB is valued at RM1,280, while the iPhone XS Max 64GB is valued at RM1,765.
To recap, the current iPhone Pro series features an OLED Super Retina XDR display with a 5.8″ (2436×1125 pixels) screen for the Pro and a larger 6.5″ ( 2688×1242 pixels) screen for the Max variant. Both versions are running on an Apple A13 Bionic Chip and come with a triple-camera setup consisting of a 12MP main, 12MP ultra-wide-angle and 12MP telephoto camera. The devices feature IP68 dust and water resistance and it also supports 18W USB-PD fast wired charging as well as Qi wireless charging.
If you’re interested, you can check out the iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max pages on Machines. The promo is also available at their retail outlets.
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