Senheng Malaysia offers freebies for first 500 Galaxy S6 customers

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Verizon’s offering reduced prices on its Gear S, Galaxy Tab S, and Galaxy Tab 4 in the US with the purchase of the Galaxy S6 or S6 edge, and Sprint’s offering a free Galaxy S6 for customers (whether new or existing) who sign up for the carrier’s new Sprint Unlimited Plus Plan. Samsung and Wellcom (Philippines) now offer a raffle with the purchase of any Samsung product that puts you in the grand prize drawing to win a free Galaxy S6, Galaxy Note 4, or even a 2015 Isuzu MU-X.

Today’s Galaxy S6 offers come from Senheng Malaysia, who has a deal for Galaxy S6 and S6 edge customers. Anyone who orders a Galaxy S6 or S6 edge with Senheng will receive a free dual car charger and free wireless charging pad worth RM301. The one caveat to remember is that, should you pre-order the Galaxy S6 or S6 edge, the deal is only valid for the first 500 customers.

Lowyat says that the Galaxy S6 retails for RM2,599 and the S6 edge retails for RM3,099, with both devices available in Black Sapphire, White Pearl, and Gold Platinum for both devices. You can order the gorgeous Green color if you choose the Galaxy S6 edge, and Teal for the Galaxy S6. Only the 32GB models are available at the moment, so you’ll have to wait if you want a higher storage version.

An extended 1-year warranty in addition to the Samsung Malaysia 1-year warranty is part of the deal, and it seems as if the extended one-year warranty applies to the first 500 customers as well.

So, if you’re planning to sign up for a new agreement with Senheng, check out more details at the link below before you throw in your hard-earned rupees.

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Deidre R.

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Senheng Malaysia offers freebies for first 500 Galaxy S6 customers

Deidre R.

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