Maxis offers the new iPhone Duo for RM9.99 a day, including device protection, trade‑in savings, Apple product discounts, and a top‑tier postpaid plan for fast, reliable connectivity.
Maxis sells the iPhone Duo at RM9.99 per day.
Customers receive complimentary device protection and trade‑in savings.
The plan includes discounts on selected Apple products and a high‑performance postpaid network.
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How far can RM9.99 a day get you? A cup of coffee? Some snacks, maybe? How about the new iPhone Duo? Yes, you read that right! Getting your hands on the latest foldable has just gotten a whole lot easier, thanks to Maxis. And with a price like that, owning the latest device is now more within reach without punching a hole in your wallet.
When you own the foldable through Maxis, you aren’t just getting a new phone — you’re getting a whole lot more out of your everyday experience. Customers can look forward to a range of perks, from complimentary device protection and extra savings when trading in their old phones to discounts on selected Apple products and more! Add on the fact that the device is running the most powerful postpaid plan in the country, and you can enjoy a fast, reliable and secure network connection wherever life takes you.
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