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Malaysian telco Yes opens iPhone 18 Pro pre-orders tomorrow, plans start from RM65 a month

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Yes is offering the iPhone 18 Pro from RM65 a month, with no upfront payment and an additional RM360 discount. — Picture courtesy of Yes

Yes is offering the iPhone 18 Pro from RM65 a month, with no upfront payment and an additional RM360 discount. — Picture courtesy of Yes

By Malay Mail

First Published: Friday, 11 Sep 2026 6:05 PM MYT

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 11 — Apple fans eyeing the new iPhone 18 Pro lineup can place their pre-orders with mobile network operator Yes from tomorrow, ahead of its availability on September 18.

In a press statement, the telco said the iPhone 18 Pro would be offered from RM65 a month with no upfront payment, paired with uncapped 5G Advanced data and speed.

Pre-orders will also open tomorrow for the iPhone 18 Pro Max.

Those waiting for the iPhone Duo will have to hold on a little longer, with pre-orders opening on October 16 before availability begins on October 23.

Ryt Bank users can receive up to RM479 in cashback, a free 100GB SIM and a power adapter when pre-ordering the iPhone 18 Pro through Yes. — Picture courtesy of Yes

Ryt Bank users can receive up to RM479 in cashback, a free 100GB SIM and a power adapter when pre-ordering the iPhone 18 Pro through Yes. — Picture courtesy of Yes

Yes said customers could also purchase their iPhone outright without a telco contract through Ryt Bank and receive up to 4 per cent cashback with Ryt Credit.

All Yes customers will also receive free access to ILMUchat Pro, a Malaysian artificial intelligence (AI) assistant that supports text and voice prompts.

Further pricing and availability details are available on the Yes website.

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