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HONOR Malaysia just made the 600 Series significantly harder to ignore. Available now from Maxis, U Mobile, Yes, and redONE Mobile, the HONOR 600 and 600 Pro are now on postpaid plans, with the base model available for free on select plans. At RM2,599 outright for the HONOR 600 and RM3,299 for the top-spec 600 Pro, these are serious mid-to-flagship tier devices, so the telco route genuinely changes the value conversation for budget-conscious Malaysians.
Maxis Makes the HONOR 600 Completely Free
Maxis is leading with the most aggressive headline: the HONOR 600 is available for free on selected Maxis Postpaid plans, while the 600 Pro comes in at RM40 per month. That RM40 figure is competitive for a device at this spec level, and Maxis's postpaid infrastructure means reliable nationwide coverage to go along with it.
The catch, as always with telco "free" devices, is in the plan you're committing to. This is why it's important that potential buyers calculate the total contract cost against buying the phone outright before signing up. Still, for someone already in the market for a Maxis postpaid plan, this is an easy win.
U Mobile and Yes Match the Free HONOR 600 Offer With Their Own Plan Requirements
U Mobile mirrors Maxis's free HONOR 600 offer for subscribers on the ULTRA Family Postpaid plan, while the 600 Pro starts from RM53 per month on either the ULTRA Postpaid or ULTRA Family plan. Yes matches the free HONOR 600 offer on its Infinite+ Premium plan, with the 600 Pro available from RM30 per month on the same tier — making Yes the most affordable monthly option for the Pro model across all four operators.
For those of you already considering Yes or U Mobile for your connectivity needs, the math here is genuinely compelling, particularly the RM30/month 600 Pro entry point on Yes.
redONE Offers a Different Angle with No Contract Lock-in Complexity
redONE Mobile takes a slightly different approach: the HONOR 600 is available from RM599 upfront on the Device Pro 98 postpaid plan. While it isn't "free," the lower upfront cost of a straightforward plan makes it attractive to users who want a lighter commitment or are switching from prepaid. If you're wary of long telco contracts, redONE's structure offers a cleaner entry point into the 600 Series ecosystem without the psychological weight of a multi-year commitment.
What the HONOR 600 Series Actually Delivers at These Prices
Context matters here. The HONOR 600 at RM2,599 outright — or effectively free on the right plan — brings a 512GB base storage configuration that most competitors charge a premium to unlock. HONOR's "accessible flagship" positioning isn't just marketing language when the telco deals compress the monthly cost to as low as RM27. Add the 512GB storage standard across both models, and HONOR is making a strong practical argument to the storage-hungry Malaysian user who streams, shoots, and saves everything locally.
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