More promos have been announced by Celcom, with the latest one offering a free Huawei Mate 30 or Mate 30 Pro for just RM1268. Customers will be able to get this deal when they sign up for the Celcom Platinum Plus postpaid plan.
Originally priced at RM2799 and RM3899, respectively, the Mate 30 and Mate 30 Pro are two of Huawei's current flagship devices. Depending on the plan you sign up for, you get to purchase them at different prices. As a bonus, you will also get additional freebies, a 1-year extended warranty, and 1-month screen crack protection.
However, there are a few caveats. First, signing up for the related plans will tie you down to a 24-month contract. You'll also have to an upfront fee for the device first, which is gradually returned to you in the form of billing rebates. We've included more details below:
Mate 30
- Gold Plus (RM98/month) – RM1,099 (RM700 upfront)
- Gold Supreme (RM128/month) – RM999 (RM800 upfront)
- Platinum (RM148/month) – RM799 (RM1,000 upfront)
- Platinum Plus (RM188/month) – FREE (RM1,800 upfront)
Mate 30 Pro
- Gold Plus (RM98/month) – RM1,958 (RM800 upfront)
- Gold Supreme (RM128/month) – RM1,808 (RM950 upfront)
- Platinum (RM148/month) – RM1,658 (RM1,100 upfront)
- Platinum Plus (RM188/month) – RM1,268 (RM1,500 upfront)
If you can't afford the upfront fee, you can go with the EasyPhone Rent or EasyPhone Own plans. As the name suggests, these allow you to rent or own the phone, through instalments. For the Mate 30, you're looking at as low as RM15/month to rent or RM28/month to own it. As for the Mate 30 Pro, it'll cost you an additional RM72/month and RM94/month to rent or own it.
It may be a little confusing so make sure to check the details first. Also, note that the EasyPhone plans are only applicable if you apply for auto-billing through Maybank, Citibank or CIMB Bank credit cards. It's also not applicable to existing Celcom customers.
Shopping for a new phone this holiday season? Let us know on our Facebook page if this promo tickles your fancy. Also, stay tuned to TechNave.com for other tech news.
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