Deal: iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max up to RM400 cheaper until this weekend

On top of the regular iPhone 14 and the iPhone 14 Plus, Machines is also offering the iPhone 14 Pro and the iPhone 14 Pro Max at a discounted price as part of a Father’s Day sale. Available on the official Machines Lazada store from now till 18 June (Father’s Day itself), the two smartphones will see a RM400 discount during the sale.

Here’s how much the iPhone 14 Pro and the iPhone 14 Pro Max will cost during the Machines Fathers’s Day promotion:

6.1″ iPhone 14 Pro

iPhone 14 Pro 128GB – RM5,299 -> RM4,899 (Save RM400)
iPhone 14 Pro 256GB – RM5,799 -> RM5,399 (Save RM400)
iPhone 14 Pro 512GB – RM6,799 -> RM6,399 (Save RM400)
iPhone 14 Pro 1TB – RM7,799 -> RM7,399 (Save RM400)

6.7″ iPhone 14 Pro Max

iPhone 14 Pro Max 128GB – RM5,799 -> RM5,399 (Save RM400)
iPhone 14 Pro Max 256GB – RM6,299 -> RM5,899 (Save RM400)
iPhone 14 Pro Max 512GB – RM7,299 -> RM6,899 (Save RM400)
iPhone 14 Pro Max 1TB – RM8,299 -> RM7,899 (Save RM400)

Meanwhile, over on the official SenQ Shopee store, you’ll be able to find the iPhone 14 Pro and the iPhone 14 Pro Max with a RM350 discount. While that’s less than what Machines is offering, if you are able to catch it on 15 June, midnight to 2am, the iPhone 14 Pro 128GB and iPhone 14 Pro Max 128GB will be available for RM4,849 and RM5,299 respectively.

Outside of the special offer period though, here’s how much the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max will cost during their Father’s Day sale from now till 18 June:

6.1″ iPhone 14 Pro

iPhone 14 Pro 128GB – RM5,299 -> RM4,949 (Save RM350)
iPhone 14 Pro 256GB – RM5,799 -> RM5,449 (Save RM350)
iPhone 14 Pro 512GB – RM6,799 -> RM6,449 (Save RM350)
iPhone 14 Pro 1TB – RM7,799 -> RM7,449 (Save RM350)

6.7″ iPhone 14 Pro Max

iPhone 14 Pro Max 128GB – RM5,799 -> RM5,449 (Save RM350)
iPhone 14 Pro Max 256GB – RM6,299 -> RM5,949 (Save RM350)
iPhone 14 Pro Max 512GB – RM7,299 -> RM6,949 (Save RM350)
iPhone 14 Pro Max 1TB – RM8,299 -> RM7,949 (Save RM350)

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