If you’re thinking of getting the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra and want to experience the full suite of Samsung’s ecosystem, Samsung Malaysia has a special bundle just for you. For a limited time, they are offering an Ultrapack bundle where you can get the Galaxy S22 Ultra 256GB (worth RM5,499), Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra 256GB (worth RM5,899), Galaxy Watch 4 Classic (worth RM1,399), Galaxy Buds Live (worth RM549) and additional accessories (worth RM268) with a hefty 23% discount.
If purchased separately, all devices including the extra camera filter mount and 35W PD Power Adapter Duo will cost you RM13,614. With the Ultrapack, Samsung is offering the entire set for RM10,888.
If you’re interested, just visit Samsung Malaysia’s eStore promo page and scroll down to the Ultrapack Bundles. The Galaxy S22 Ultra Pack is offered in Black, Burgundy and Green. This promo is valid until 30th June 2022 exclusively at the Samsung Online Store and Samsung Experience Stores.
To save even more, the Samsung eStore is offering an additional RM360 discount when you apply the EVOUCHER360 promo code on the checkout page. In total, the bundle costs RM10,528 which is equivalent to a savings of RM3,086.
Take note that the Galaxy S22 Ultra that’s bundled in the Ultrapack comes with 256GB of storage. The Galaxy S22 Ultra 128GB version officially retails for RM5,099 while the 512GB option is going for RM5,899.
The Galaxy S22 Ultra is currently Samsung’s top-of-the-line flagship smartphone that comes with a built-in S Pen. To find out if this should be your next smartphone upgrade, do check out our Galaxy S22 Ultra review.
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