
Well, this is my petty try ...
1 phone : iPhone 4At first I don't really care about usage. I just want to buy an original iPhone that I can get full support. Considering that, it should be cheaper to get it from a Telco than from a retail shop.
2 model : 16GB & 32GB
3 telcos: Celcom, Digi, Maxis
2 contract periods : 12 & 24 months
1 verdict.
Maxis wins hand down on that aspect simply because they offer the lowest monthly package where you pay only $50 per month. So for $129 a month I can own 16GB iPhone 4 and $145 for 32GB model.

But what if I do care about data usage ? ie. 500MB from Maxis $50 package is just not enough. So I analyse the price from the per GB perspective. Surprisingly Celcom comes up to the top picks.

So if you just want the phone, get from Maxis. If you use a lot and don't worry about cash flow, you should properly get it from Celcom.
It seems like no single verdict can be drawn then. I know its lame but the verdict is "it depends on what you want".
This hasn't considered
- cash flow where the payment options would be important
- calls and SMS and other goodies that comes with the package
- telco specific bonus ie. extra free calls, free SMS, free facebook browse etc.
But here is the source document I use, you can go ahead and analyse for your own need : link to spreadsheet
What is your opinion ? Which telco offers the best iPhone deal ?
1 comment:
at the end I bought a galaxy note instead ;)
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