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Xiaomi Mi A3 arrives in Malaysia

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Sagar 31 July 2019

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The Xiaomi Mi A3 has made its way to Malaysia. It's priced at RM899 ($220/€195) for the 4GB/64GB model and you will have to shell out RM100 ($25/€20) more for double storage.

The Mi A3 will go on sale in Malaysia from August 3 through online retailers Lazada and Shopee, as well as through Mi Stores.

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Xiaomi Mi A3

Alongside the Mi A3, Xiaomi also launched the Mi Band 4 under the moniker of Mi Smart Band 4 in Malaysia. It's priced at RM149 ($35/€30) and is immediately available for purchase through Lazada, Shopee, and Mi Stores in the country.

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Reader comments

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  • Dominique
  • IV8
  • 02 Aug 2019

Just add some hundreds of ringgits then you can but Mi9T 6/128 variant.

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  • Kim
  • fIZ
  • 01 Aug 2019

I bought the imported unit here just to test it out. The screen is a big issue for me. The quality is so bad. You can see the pixelating rough edges, the sunlight viewing is bad, the fingerprint is not that responsive with tempered glass on. I sold t...

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  • Anonymous
  • tT9
  • 31 Jul 2019

They have started added ads in Mi Fit app. I had paid for the hardware, now they are taking money out of showing ads. The company has lost values now.

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