Nice. How much after converting to ringgit?

SGD 1418

so thats RM 4285.10 @ today as in today's exchange rate....

can always cancel and reorder

it has always been like that

4>3gs
5>4s
6>5s
7>6s

yes

Iphone's price supposed to be cheaper than Macbook Air, why we have to pay more?

Hi, wondering if I am able to use my credit card to order and deliver to my friend in Singapore ? So he can take it back for me thanks !

Because you still buy it although the price keep increasing . Blame it on yourself .
If enough people think rationally . No need alot , just 1/3 stop buying it instantly after it launch then apple will surely panic and the price will drop .

Consumer's fault really dont blame apple . They open big big company to earn money you expect they lower the price when you keep give high demand ?

Just go to any authorised repair center. After one year, I usually find that battery performance has degraded slightly, to the point usage time has shrunk by 1-3 hours.

Apple allows two free battery replacements (I think) with every device they sell, it's just that in Malaysia they replace the whole thing instead of just the battery. Overseas they just replace battery.

This time, I'll have a stronger case with Apple because I seem to only get 5-6 hours from my 6s+, also the home button clicks are strange. Confirmed by a technician got problem, but I'm waiting to send it in until I confirm my upgrade first.

New home button : good to know info

http://bgr.com/2016/09/09/iphone-7-home-bu...eenshot-reboot/

Malaysia will pre order on end of sep ,and can get the phone on mid oct.

The only way to get unlocked iPhones is to buy full price at official Apple Online/Retail Store. All unlocked iPhones can now be used anywhere in the world, regardless of supported bands. 

Also, to people who are buying from China or Hong Kong: Be warned that the model number for sale in Malaysia (A1778/A1784) is different from the iPhones sold there. Same goes for Japan or US iPhones too (unless you go with AT&T or T-Mobile).

However, in most cases you can't submit them for warranty claim at Malaysian AASPs. You definitely won't get support for those other models here in Malaysia, since AASPs are only allowed to order replacement devices with model numbers sold locally. For those models, you will have to go Singapore cuz only Apple Asia HQ can override that policy.

Now you must consider pros and cons, here's a handy chart (with explanation below):

Model	Sold in	AASP support	Network support	FeliCa support
A1660/A1661	HK/US/ZH	No	CDMA^, GSM*	No
A1778/A1784	MY/SG/WW	Yes	GSM	No
A1779/A1785	JP	No	GSM, CDMA	Yes

^ A1660/A1661 (CDMA) [Sold in US]:  Not supported locally, but has more network bands. Can be used on CDMA carriers like Verizon or Sprint. Can't support FeliCa.

* A1660/A1661 (GSM) [Sold in HK/ZH]:  Not supported locally, but has more network bands. Can't be used on CDMA carriers like Sprint in US or SoftBank in Japan. Can't support FeliCa.

A1778/1784 [Sold in AU/MY/SG/worldwide]: Supported by local AASPs, but has less network bands. Can't be used on CDMA carriers like Verizon in US or SoftBank in Japan. Can't support FeliCa.

A1779/1785 [Sold only in JP]: Not supported locally, can be used with CDMA carriers like SoftBank in Japan, can't turn off camera shutter sound, but supports FeliCa (which is Japan's version Touch N Go. It's literally everywhere there) so you can use e-money cards like Suica with Apple Pay.

This post has been edited by KaiHD: Sep 25 2016, 01:09 AM

Where did U get that info ?

fr friend working at apple malaysia.

don't think we are paying same price for 7 Plus since some country also pay slightly extra than 6S Plus in order to get 7 Plus

so how you tell the technician your phone got issue ?
battery life shorter ??

got my answer in below post ...

This post has been edited by XeactorZ: Sep 10 2016, 12:32 PM

which means we are in 3rd wave ??

Yaya

Different material construct and the way it shine.

Normally Malaysia in last wave (3rd wave is last wave)

This time also as Malaysia already not in 1st and 2nd wave.

Really? Malaysia already official not in 2nd wave list announcing.

If USD/MYR depreciated to 4.50 as compared to 4.10 now, v can expect higher RRP in M'sia