You also get the Galaxy Buds Live for free after trading GalaxyS23series TechNave
If you are still thinking of getting the Samsung Galaxy S23 series, well, now it's a great time to get your hands on Samsung's latest flagship. According to Samsung Malaysia, you can trade up your old Galaxy Note model with up to RM1000 rebate.
It's now ongoing on Samsung Malaysia's official online store until 30 June 2023, but only a handful of selected models are eligible for the trade-up. For starters, the Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23+ have a rebate of RM300 and RM500 respectively. Then for the Galaxy S23 Ultra 512GB and 1TB models, customers can trade up and get RM500 and RM1000 rebates respectively.
On top of that, you can also get a free pair of Samsung Galaxy Buds Live after trading in, as well as savings with RM600 instant rebate and 3x Reward points. The free Galaxy Buds Live promo is also valid until the end of June 2023, while stocks last with terms and conditions applied.
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