The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 is now available in Malaysia. If you’re thinking of swapping your current device, Samsung is also offering trade-in and you can save up to RM4,005 off from the retail price.
The trade-in offer is running until the 31st of October 2020. It is available at Samsung Experience Stores and participating outlets nationwide. To recap, below are the official pricing for the Galaxy Note 20 series:
Galaxy Note 20 (LTE) – RM3,899
Galaxy Note 20 5G – RM4,299
Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G – RM5,199
Apple devices typically have higher resale value compared to Android models. The iPhone 11 Pro Max 512GB is listed at RM4,005, followed by the iPhone 11 Pro 512GB at RM3,795. Meanwhile, the Galaxy S20 Ultra 128GB that was launched 6 months ago is valued at RM2,995 while the S20+ 128GB is valued at RM2,645.
Here are the trade-in values for several notable flagships:
iPhone 11 Pro Max 512GB – RM4,005
iPhone 11 Pro Max 256GB – RM3,765
iPhone 11 Pro Max 64GB – RM3,380
iPhone 11 Pro 512GB – RM3,795
iPhone 11 Pro 256GB – RM3,490
iPhone 11 Pro 64GB – RM3,165
iPhone XS Max 512GB – RM2,560
iPhone XS Max 256GB – RM2,385
iPhone XS Max 64GB – RM2,300
iPhone XS 512GB – RM2,410
iPhone XS 256GB – RM2,195
iPhone XS 64GB – RM2,015Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 128GB – RM2,955
Samsung Galaxy S20+ 128GB – RM2,645
Samsung Galaxy S20 128GB – RM2,340
Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ 512GB – RM2,495
Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ 256GB – RM2,340
Samsung Galaxy Note 10 – RM1,765Samsung Galaxy S10+ 1TB – RM1,835
Samsung Galaxy S10+ 512GB – RM1,760
Samsung Galaxy S10+ 128GB – RM1,690
Samsung Galaxy S10 128GB – RM1,570
Samsung Galaxy S10e 128GB – RM1,340Huawei Mate 30 Pro – RM1,830
Huawei P40 Pro+ 512GB – RM2,780
Huawei P40 Pro 256GB – RM2,560
Huawei P40 128GB – RM1,905
You can check out the full smartphone trade-in list below:
In case you missed it, Samsung is giving away 1,200 Samsung 50″ Smart TVs for Galaxy Note 20 buyers. Buyers must redeem it online at 10pm on 23rd August 2020 and submit proof of purchase. If your redemption is successful, they will deliver the TV to you within 30 days.
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