Samsung Malaysia has provided a special Galaxy A pre-order promo exclusively for SoyaCincau.com readers. If you’re planning to pre-order the new Galaxy A33 or A53, you can redeem a free charger worth RM89 by using our promo code. This is in addition to the current pre-order campaign where you can get a free Galaxy Buds Live or a Galaxy Fit 2.
This special promo is applicable only on the official Samsung Malaysia online store. Here’s how you can redeem it:
Take note that the Samsung Galaxy A73 is currently available for pre-order in-store and online pre-orders will only start from 30th March 2022. The voucher code is limited so you have to be quick to redeem the free charger while stocks last.
The free charger is the Samsung 15W PD Power Adapter (EP-T1510XBEGGB) that comes with a USB-C port. It has a maximum rated output of 9V and 1.67A.
To recap, here’s the official pricing for the Galaxy A33, A53 and A73 in Malaysia:
The Galaxy A series for 2022 costs significantly more than last year’s model but they do get several upgrades across the range. Across the board, the trio now gets AMOLED screens with Full HD+ resolution and high-refresh rates of 90Hz or 120Hz. All three get 5G support, stereo speakers, IP67-rated dust and water resistance and a large 5,000mAh battery with support for 25W fast charging via USB-C. However, the charger is no longer included in the box and there’s no more 3.5mm headphone jack on the phones.
You can learn more about the Galaxy A33, A53 and A73 in our announcement post or watch our video below:
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