Ya, I'm also "slow charging" my iPhones with the same charger. Since I only charge it once a day before I go to bed, I'm in no hurry for it to charge quickly

Look for seller T&L on Lazada or Shopee.

Ouch, you bought the ori Apple 18W adapter for RM149?

This post has been edited by attw: Oct 16 2020, 11:33 AM

Hahaha, me worse, bought the USB C to Lightning cable at RM129 when it first launched!

Logically, no. But the heart want what it wants, hahaha...

Am also not a photography enthusiast. I just want the bigger battery and display size of the Pro Max.

No, just make sure you get from reputable manufacturers for peace of mind. Quite a number of third party manufacturers costing anywhere from RM20 - RM150. The Apple 20W one at RM99 isn't a bad choice either if you really need one.

This post has been edited by attw: Oct 17 2020, 08:35 AM

Ya, I've got an Aukey one which I bought at half price during a flash sale but I've also got a cheapo Ugreen one that's about RM30 and both working well so far. No issues

I also have an older iPad 12W adapter so I for one am not triggered about the lack of charging brick from the packaging this round, especially since Apple offset the removal of those without substantially increasing the prices of the phones even with 5G.

If you're not a gamer and you have the discipline to constantly transfer photos and videos from your phone to the laptop or subscribe to a larger iCloud storage option, then yes, 64GB will be OK.

Oh, I forgot to mention how long you keep your phone is also a factor in determining how much storage you should get. If it's 3 years or more, advisable to go for the larger storage options. Besides, the difference from 64GB to 128GB for the 12 series is only RM200 difference.

I'm aiming for that too

We're at least 2-3 years away from 5G adoption so that shouldn't factor in your choice for buying a new phone now, unless you plan to keep the phone for 5 years.

Wouldn't bet my life savings on it

My concern for the Mini is the battery life, haha. Luckily we'll get some reviews before the phone reaches Malaysia

This year blue across board for all models looks pretty

Mini is topping the polls on GSMArena



https://www.gsmarena.com/weekly_poll_which_...-news-45815.php

Ya, I remember the iPhone 4 launch and queues, hahaha

Based on this leak, the battery of the iPhone 12 is slightly bigger to the iPhone X: -

https://www.lowyat.net/2020/224066/iphone-1...max-3687mah-nl/

Can probably get me through a day on moderate usage.

The mini though is a bit small-ish, bigger than the SE of course but I wonder if it'll last a day

Wait till the Mini and the Pro Max comes to town... that will sell out even faster!

Based on previous observations, U Mobile and DiGi would normally be cheaper followed by Celcom and maxis in terms of TCO (plan+phone)

Don’t get a phone from a telco based solely on price, make sure it has good coverage where you live, work and play. Maybe get a prepaid SIM card and try it out first before you commit to signing a two year contract.

I’ve signed two year contracts with DiGi and U Mobile before, both times I regretted due to the poor coverage at my housing area

I think we'll have to wait a bit before we get our phones this round as demand looks strong

https://gsmarena.com/kuo_iphone_12_and_12_p...-news-45858.php

Hahaha, ya, best stick the telco you are familiar with when signing a long term contract. DiGi has improved by leaps and bounds from what I hear. I signed a contract with them for iPhone 4 back in the day, and I remember I won't get service during bad weather