Does they accept M’sia Credit/Debit Card (VISA/MasterCard) for payments?

This post has been edited by tenakira: Nov 14 2018, 10:23 AM

Not sure it's in SGD or USD in the pic... Apple Care+ SGD $199 too?

If based on exchange rate it's cheaper buying thru Sg Apple, right?

This post has been edited by tenakira: Nov 14 2018, 01:23 PM

Here’s why:

Yup 😊. Battery replacement for rm121 rejected on top of the reason that battery already bloated. However, can top up rm199 instead to get a replacement unit (as mentioned by LYN mmbr here, its a seed unit; as good 👍🏻 as new)

EDIT: if can buy US apple care+ for USD199; it’s way cheaper than get it from Sg. USD199 = SGD275

Not sure... the website I check on are the same:

http://checkcoverage.apple.com

Only the region I change from US to Singapore (on the bottom)

Key in same XS serial number; both eligible. When I tap on “Learn more and Buy”
US hv 2 plan while Singapore only hv one

This post has been edited by tenakira: Nov 14 2018, 04:16 PM

Yes

Yes

Not Yet. Still sizing the option. My XS only 10 days old... still 50 days to decide.

*If possible wld purchase from US Apple, since it’s cheaper compared to SG. Unless, there’s diff in between the AppleCare+ plans?

This post has been edited by tenakira: Nov 14 2018, 04:28 PM

Any links?

Roughly how much?

Wow... w this price, bttr off get the XiaoMi Airdots... Haha

Ain't no audiophile... Listen to podcasts mostly when driving... I think Bluetooth headset it's good enough

I read some articles, this is the best practice.

True Tone & Night Shift?

This post has been edited by tenakira: Nov 15 2018, 10:42 PM

Received the Mcdodo 29W PD charger... but the EU plug felt a bit loose on my LDNIO sc3604 power socket... sigh 😔

P/S: the PD type C to Lightning still not shipped

This post has been edited by tenakira: Nov 16 2018, 10:55 PM

Thx mate

Guys, anyone know where can I get this EU > UK adapter? (which will tight fit the EU tongue n won't wobble)

Wow thanks!

Apple are currently in multi-lawsuits battle w Qualcomm

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.digitaltre...lcomm-news/amp/

Tidbit:

Apple may slow iPhone data speeds due to dispute

The next iPhone may miss out on the faster gigabit LTE speeds coming soon to many carriers in the United States, according to a report from Bloomberg. Despite the legal battles, Apple is still using Qualcomm’s modems in its hardware. However, the company has also partnered with Intel in an effort to lessen its dependence on the chipmaker.


Qualcomm’s modems are the only ones on the market capable of supporting data transfers up to gigabit speed. But sources tell Bloomberg that Apple doesn’t want to create a discrepancy between similar products, so it will intentionally disable that feature in Qualcomm-powered iPhones to achieve parity with the ones sporting Intel modems.

If this approach sounds familiar, it is more or less what Qualcomm suggested in its countersuit against Apple. The iPhone 7 also featured both Qualcomm and Intel modems — a first for the brand — and Qualcomm believes Apple deliberately capped the performance of its chipsets so they wouldn’t be superior to Intel’s.

Gigabit LTE hasn’t arrived on American carriers yet, but they’re all experimenting with the technology. Many of the newest flagship phones on the market, like Samsung’s Galaxy S8, feature Qualcomm’s X16 modem, enabling them to take advantage of the upgraded infrastructure when it finally rolls out.

Lucky! Grabbed one that day, only rm18.50...