The wait is over; if you’ve been eyeing the new iPhone 13, the pre-order for all four models is now open.
The wait is over; if you’ve been eyeing the new iPhone 13, the pre-order for all four models is now open. For easy referral, here’s a table consisting of each model, their storage configurations and price. There’s no denying that the new iPhones are costly, but that doesn’t mean you won’t be able to afford them. Gone are the days where you need to prepare enough cash in advance or pay instalment fees when you swipe your credit card; here are some ways to get the new iPhones without paying the full amount instantly or owning a credit card. Online shoppers are probably familiar with this term; “Buy now, pay later” lets you purchase a product using your debit card with 0% instalment. Yup, there’s no need to own a credit card. There are many payment gateways now that offers 0% payment plan for debit card users; the only drawback to these instalment plans is the shorter instalment period. While banks usually offer 6- to 36-month instalment plans, payment gateways like Atome and Split offer 3-month instalment with 0% interest fees. But they also have their advantages; if you buy your new iPhone from iTworld, paying with Split will get you 2% cashback while paying with Atome will get you RM100 cashback voucher. This redemption is based on first come first serve basis, so make sure you do it fast once the pre-order starts. These cashbacks can be used on your next purchase from iTworld but do note that the debit card limit is maxed at RM4,099 so this promo is only applicable to those who wants to get the iPhone 13 mini (128GB/256GB) or the 128GB iPhone 13. Both promotions are available from October 1 to November 20,2021. PayLater Mall allows you to pay for your iPhone 13 in instalments using your debit card, but it has an additional 24-month instalment plan that will require RM500 upfront payment. PayLater Mall is only available for in-store purchase, while Atome and Split can also be used for online purchase. Many banks have started offering interest-free instalment plans, but if you’re purchasing from iTworld, here are three banks that’ll give you more value.
