Apparently SenHeng Malaysia are offering the Apple iPhone 6s Plus 32GB or 128GB with RM700 discount. Of course, there are strings attached, in that the discount is only available for SenHeng members but it only costs RM12 to become a member (unless you're a member already) and you get extra 1 year warranty, so in light of that, is it actually worth it to buy the Apple iPhone 6s Plus? Check out the breakdown below:

• Apple iPhone 6s Plus 128GB ~ RM2999 RM3699 + RM12
• Apple iPhone 6s Plus 32GB ~ RM2499 RM3199 + RM12

The Apple iPhone 7 Plus is one of the most expensive smartphones ever released in Malaysia, coming in at an RM3799 price tag for just the 32GB memory model. This alone already beats several other flagship phones in terms of price. Many critics are also calling it un-innovative, due to late-coming features which most phones already have and as well as minimal differences compared to its predecessor, the iPhone 6s Plus. If you happen to be a 6s Plus user and are having a dilemma deciding if you should switch, we're here to help.

In true Apple fashion, right after the Apple iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus got announced, Apple Malaysia announced a price slash for the iPhone 6S Plus, iPhone 6S and iPhone SE. You can check back our comparison tool to see which might suit you best but the overall price slash is about RM500 for the iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus or RM250 for the iPhone SE.

The biggest price slash is the 128GB iPhone 6S Plus which has gone down to RM3699 from RM4699. The base model 16GB iPhone SE price remains unchanged though, but you can get the 64GB iPhone SE for RM250 less now.

A new version of Apple's iOS operating system, version 9.3.5, just went live online, and your device may be bugging you right now to update the system. While you may want to click the “Remind Me Later” button, we suggest that you update your device now.

So here's something new, with the on-going iOS 10 development in USA now, someone from Reddit has discovered that by installing the beta operating system, a free new extra storage has been given. Hmm, that's strange. Did Apple actually miss that out?

Have you been thinking of getting the Apple iPhone 6s or the iPhone 6s Plus, but your current smartphone is still in good condition? Well, you're in luck today. Maxis is offering a Trade Up program that allows you to trade your current device and save big on both the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus!

ASUS have made a video comparing the battery life of the ASUS ZenFone Max with its 4000 mAh battery and energy sipping Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 processor with the Apple iPhone 6s Plus. Both may have 5.5-inch displays, but you can see the differences between the two with our ASUS ZenFone Max vs Apple iPhone 6s Plus comparison tool. Quite obviously, the ZenFone Max beats the iPhone 6s Plus, but check out the video below to see just how much it manages to do so.

Optical Image Stabilization or OIS is often the key feature which lets you take steady shots and videos with your smartphone. However, the Xiaomi Mi 5 now offers a new 16MP rear camera with 4-axis stabilization to go with other high-end tech specs like the Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor. This anti-shake feature goes head-to-head with the OIS and smart digital stabilization in the Apple iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus in the video below. Check it out to see which one stays steadier.

Digi Telecommunications Sdn Bhd (Digi) began its six launch events sale on 16th October 2015 nationwide with the Apple iPhone 6s and Apple iPhone 6s Plus. Many excited Apple fans queued up from 10pm to get their hands on Apple’s latest smartphones and other goodies. The Apple fans who pre-ordered the latest iPhone also enjoyed an additional RM200 rebate after signing up for the Digi SmartPlan 98, meanwhile the customers who weren’t Digi users got an RM300 rebate after switching to Digi. Digi also did the midnight delivery of pre-ordered iPhones to their customers’ doorsteps. 

After the various midnight launches last night, the Apple iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus are now officially available in Malaysia. Yesterday we did manage to handle both the iPhone 6s and the iPhone 6s Plus and both feel as slim and premium as the previous iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. The major difference here is that only the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus have gold and rose gold colour options, the other smartphones, including the iPhone 5s only come in silver and space grey. Pricing remains the same despite the ringgit stabilizing somewhat at RM4.18 against 1 USD. This probably means we'll have to see a drop back to the previous RM3.5 or RM3.3 levels for Apple to reduce the pricing further. Regardless, you can get the latest and most expensive Apple iPhone now from the Apple Store Malaysia or check out our phone comparison tool for a plan which might suit your needs or budget.