It would take about 6 months or so before things normalize, I would imagine. But then again if oil prices continue to fall and the RM continues to drop, then...

Looks like maxis is the only telco so far to have adjusted their prices. Celcom and DiGi users best get into the game soon

And of course, we're still anticipating U Mobile's offerings (although personally I would never ever sign a U Mobile contract after a very bad service experience with them)

Maybe they still selling at old price until they clear.or.near the stock

I just got my ip6 plus today from digi store sunway
May I know is there any fake iphone6 ? How do I determine my iPhone6 plus is the latest batch or genuined

Go to

https://selfsolve.apple.com/agreementWarrantyDynamic.do

and key in your phone serial number

Buying from telco and still wondering whether it's a genuine handset. Only in Malaysia.


We are Malaysia Zimbabwe

Or we can just work harder and save more? LOL

No more enjoy premium gadjets/6s

Ok. So now the iPhone increases the price as much as 200.
After GST, the iPhone will be more expensive for 150.
So we can expect the price of iPhone this April as low as rm2700++.
Maybe also the same case with other upcoming flagship phones.

At least Apple released their iPhone 6 and 6 Plus last year, but what about Samsung? They recently debuted their two new flagships but people will find it expensive with the increase in USD as well as GST being taken into account!

I can safely say that for the next few months, the smartphone market will be rather sluggish, until things normalize after who-knows-how-long!

Here's an interesting scenario that's happening in Malaysia right now:
Malaysian consumers buying more phones, but total overall expenditure decreased. That says a lot.
So we can expect it could be worse in the future.

http://www.lowyat.net/2015/02/malaysian-co...phones-in-2014/

This post has been edited by toomanyrulez: Mar 15 2015, 09:33 AM

Perhaps outright purchases will be sluggish, but I do foresee many signing contracts and getting their phones with subsidies from telcos.

Which means more and more people buying phones that offer better value compared to the premium brands.

Enter Xiaomi, Asus, Huawei, Lenovo, etc.

What is interesting is the latest flagship phones from the above companies are already beginning to be priced in the somewhat more premium category. For example the Mi Note, Honor 6 Plus and Ascend 7, Vibe Z2 Pro, etc.

Except maybe for Asus.

So what some people I know who are involved in the smartphone wholesale business are correct, i.e. Android high-end models from Samsung will see lower sales compared with the lower-priced, up-and-coming China brands (premium models notwithstanding).

And we'll definitely see more of Oppo, Vivo, Huawei, and Lenovo billboards in the coming year too, in addition to those already placed by Apple to promote the beautiful photos taken by iPhone 6 users!

This post has been edited by THTgadgets.com: Mar 15 2015, 09:47 AM

How are stock availability for iPhone 6 64gb in machines and Mac city?

Genuine apple user will ignore the price increase when new model launch... haha....

Well, unless there is a revolutionary new feature I'm staying away from the next iPhone. Happy with my 6 Plus

Maybe just spec bump, and also a new color. Like what happen with 5S, new color gold.

Next iPhone most likely will have slightly faster processor, 2gb ram and better camera. Not much to improve on from current iPhone 6/6+.

And perhaps waterproofing