Apple Watch users in Malaysia can now activate Fitness+. The fitness subscription service is priced from RM19.90/month and new users can enjoy the first month for free. Here's how to get started.
users and it provides visual workouts and guides that they can follow using their iPhone, iPad or Apple TV.Fitness+ subscription is officially priced at RM19.90/month in Malaysia. To save more, you can go for the Fitness+ annual plan that costs RM119.90/year, which is about the price of a 6-month subscription. For first-time users, Apple is offering the first month for free.
For users who are already using Apple’s services such as iCloud and music streaming, Apple has also introduced the Apple One option for Malaysian users and it bundles 5 services at a single price. For RM69.90/month, you can enjoy Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, 2TB iCloud+ and Apple Fitness+, which you can share with up to 5 other people.Fitness+ is available for Apple Watch Series 3 and above, running on watchOS 7.2 or later. You will also need to use the Fitness app on your iPhone with iOS 15, iPad with iPadOS 15 or Apple TV with tvOS 15.on your iPhone and you should see a new “Fitness+” tab.
Apple Fitness+ offers a variety of workouts and fitness programmes covering yoga, HIIT, pilates, treadmill, dance, cycling, core and rowing. Take note that some programmes may requireWhile working out, you can track your progress such as your heart rate, duration, calories burned on screen as you follow the trainers during the programme. You can also use it in a group via SharePlay which lets you work out with up to 32 people.
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