As you know, Apple dropped the iPhone X, iPhone 6s (and iPhone 6), iPhone 6s Plus and the iPhone SE from its line-up. This leaves the iPhone 7 and iPhone 8 series running alongside the new trio.
The base iPhone 7 with 32GB of storage is the cheapest iPhone you can own, at MYR2,199. This is a good MYR1,000 lower than its original launch price in 2016.
The iPhone 8 64GB isn’t too bad an idea either, price slashed from MYR3,422 to MYR2,899.
The iPhone 8 Plus is a solid smartphone and holds its own in these days of bezel-less, notched displays. The top-of-the-line 256GB model retails for MYR3,999 (from MYR4,612), which puts it in iPhone XS territory (64GB for USD999).
Buy the new iPhone XS or settle for a slightly older generation for much less? That’s always a tough decision to make isn’t it?
Regardless, here’s the full price list for the iPhone 7 and iPhone 8 for you to consider.
- iPhone 7 32GB – MYR2,199 (
MYR2,593)
iPhone 7 128GB – MYR2,649 (MYR3,065)
iPhone 7 Plus 32GB – MYR2,749 (MYR3,159)
iPhone 7 Plus 128GB – MYR3,199 (MYR3,631) - iPhone 8 64GB – MYR2,899 (
MYR3,442)
iPhone 8 256GB – MYR3,599 (MYR4,150)
iPhone 8 Plus 64GB – MYR3,299 (MYR3,914)
iPhone 8 Plus 256GB – MYR3,999 (MYR4,612)
The last I checked, there’s still iPhone 6, 6s Plus and iPhone SEs being sold online through authorised resellers, and you can grab them for cheap.
