HTC Flyer at RM195 with Maxis Ultimate Solid Plan!
After much delay, Maxis has finally unveiled its RM199 RM195 HTC Flyer.As what most consumers are guessing, there’s something fishy behind such a tempting offer. Indeed, you need to subscribe to Maxis Ultimate Solid Plan for 2 years to get this RM195 HTC Flyer. And the Ultimate Solid Plan is not cheap. It’s RM152 a month (after RM95 rebate monthly for 24 months).
With Maxis Ultimate Solid Plan, you will get 16GB quota and unlimited access to these services:
1. Facebook
2. Youtube
3. One Music
4. 3 months free of Maxis WiFi at Maxis Hotspots.
What does this mean? It means that you can still surf the above wesbites even after you have reached your quota of 16GB (Who will exceed this monthly quota while on the go? :-P).
The worst part of the deal is that you have to fork out the Recommended Retail Price (RPP) of HTC Flyer which is RM2,499 first and you will get your money back in the form of Rm95 rebate for your monthly commitment of RM248. That’s where we get the RM152/month commitment in the first place.
Will you purchase this device outright or you will go will Maxis Ultimate Solid plan for 24 months and get the HTC Flyer at RM195? Share your thought in the comment section.
What’s your say?
Hmm…i heard that HTC Malaysia will cut off the RRP from 2499 to 2099. If you ask me, I think I’ll go with outright purchase even though the Solid Plan is really irresistible. 16GB quota + unlimited facebook & youtube? That’s half of my daily life, man! 😀 Correct me if I’m wrong, does that mean that we have to pay monthly fee of RM152 every month for 24 months, and after 2 years we can buy the Flyer that we’re using for 2 years with only RM195? That means we are paying them (152 x 24) + 195 = RM3843. So if we deduct the Flyer price (RM2499), we pay the maxis service worth of RM1344, or RM56/month for 24 months. Ain’t that cheap or what? 😀
Yup. The RRP for HTC Flyer is now RM2,099. Yeah. What you have typed is true but why HTC Flyer? Maybe Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1? Asus EeePad Transformer is recommended too. They are below RM2,000.