It’s new iPhone time, and Yes has opened up several ways for Malaysians to get the new iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, ranging from conventional telco instalments to no-contract cashback plans and separate financing through Ryt Bank.
The biggest headline is that the iPhone 18 Pro can be had from RM65 per month on Yes Infinite+ with RM0 upfront, while the iPhone 18 Pro Max starts from RM77 per month under the same 36-month Ultra 178 combination. But those are only the lowest device instalments. The full picture depends on which storage tier, contract duration and Yes plan you choose.
Pre-orders for both models begin on 12 September 2026, with availability from 18 September.
iPhone 18 Pro Starts From RM65 Per Month
The iPhone 18 Pro is available in 256GB, 512GB, 1TB and 2TB capacities with RRPs of RM5,499, RM6,499, RM8,499 and RM11,499 respectively.
Yes Infinite+ lets customers spread the device payment over 24 or 36 months across four plan tiers: Basic 58, Standard 88, Premium 118 and Ultra 178.
For the 256GB iPhone 18 Pro, the 24-month device instalment is RM215/month on Basic 58, RM198/month on Standard 88, RM179/month on Premium 118 and RM135/month on Ultra 178. Stretching that to 36 months reduces the device portion to RM146/month, RM128/month, RM109/month and RM65/month respectively.
The 512GB model comes in at RM253, RM236, RM217 or RM173 per month over 24 months depending on plan, while the equivalent 36-month figures are RM171, RM153, RM134 and RM90 per month.
For 1TB, the 24-month device instalments are RM332/month on Basic 58, RM315/month on Standard 88, RM296/month on Premium 118 and RM252/month on Ultra 178. Over 36 months, that falls to RM223, RM206, RM187 and RM143 per month.
The top-end 2TB model costs RM458, RM437, RM418 or RM374 per month over 24 months, or RM308, RM289, RM269 or RM225 per month over 36 months.
These are the device instalment amounts shown by Yes, so buyers should still factor in the selected Yes plan charge when calculating the total monthly commitment.
iPhone 18 Pro Max Starts From RM77 Per Month
The iPhone 18 Pro Max follows the same storage structure, but with higher RRPs of RM5,999 for 256GB, RM6,999 for 512GB, RM8,999 for 1TB and RM11,999 for 2TB.
For the 256GB iPhone 18 Pro Max, the 24-month device instalments are RM234/month on Basic 58, RM217/month on Standard 88, RM198/month on Premium 118 and RM154/month on Ultra 178. Over 36 months, the same phone costs RM159, RM141, RM121 or RM77 per month.
The 512GB model is RM272, RM255, RM236 or RM192 per month over 24 months, while 36-month pricing is RM184, RM166, RM147 or RM103 per month.
For 1TB, the monthly device cost is RM356, RM334, RM315 or RM271 over 24 months, or RM236, RM219, RM200 or RM156 over 36 months.
The 2TB iPhone 18 Pro Max sits at RM477/month on Basic 58, RM455/month on Standard 88, RM437/month on Premium 118 and RM395/month on Ultra 178 over 24 months. On a 36-month tenure, those figures drop to RM322, RM297, RM278 and RM234 per month.
Infinite+ Is the Lowest Monthly Route
For buyers who simply want the lowest monthly device payment, Yes Infinite+ is the most straightforward route. The plan combines the iPhone with a 24- or 36-month commitment, with 0% instalments and RM0 upfront payment for customers who pass the required credit assessment.
All four Yes Infinite+ tiers are paired with uncapped 5G Advanced data and speed, with Yes also stating that its service has no data cap, no speed cap and no Fair Usage Policy.
That means the headline RM65/month iPhone 18 Pro price is specifically tied to the 256GB model on Ultra 178 over 36 months, while the equivalent entry point for the 256GB iPhone 18 Pro Max is RM77/month.
Infinite Cashback Lets You Pay Upfront Without a Contract
Yes also offers Infinite Cashback for buyers who prefer to pay the full device price upfront instead of entering a fixed device contract.
Under this option, customers receive monthly cashback into the Rewards Wallet in the MyYes app for up to 35 months while they remain with Yes. Because it is a no-contract plan, users can leave without an early termination penalty.
The cashback balance can be used to pay postpaid bills, purchase prepaid reloads or data add-ons, transferred to a bank account, or simply saved towards a future iPhone purchase.
This makes Infinite Cashback useful for buyers who want the flexibility of outright ownership while still getting value back over time.
Ryt Bank Offers Another No-Telco-Contract Route
There is also a separate Ryt Bank option for customers who want to buy the iPhone outright without bundling the device into a telco contract.
Through Ryt Credit, eligible buyers can finance their iPhone purchase and receive up to 4% cashback. Yes’ promotional material for the iPhone 18 Pro also highlights cashback of up to RM479, together with a free 100GB SIM and a free power adapter worth RM169, subject to the applicable eligibility criteria and campaign terms.
This is separate from Yes Infinite Cashback, so buyers effectively have two different no-contract routes: pay upfront and earn monthly cashback through MyYes, or use Ryt Credit financing and qualify for the Ryt Bank promotional benefits.
You Can Also Use Participating Bank Instalments
For customers who would rather keep the phone purchase independent from their mobile plan, Yes also lists instalment options from participating banks.
The banks shown include RHB, Alliance Bank, HSBC, Standard Chartered, Hong Leong Bank, OCBC, BSN, CIMB, Affin Bank, UOB and AmBank.
This gives buyers four practical ways to purchase: Infinite+ for the lowest monthly device instalment, Infinite Cashback for no-contract upfront ownership with recurring cashback, Ryt Bank for separate financing and cashback, or a participating bank instalment plan.
iPhone Duo Comes Later in October
Yes will also offer the iPhone Duo, although it is on a later schedule. Pre-orders for the iPhone Duo begin on 16 October, with availability from 23 October.
Yes has not yet published the same detailed plan pricing for the iPhone Duo, so buyers interested in that model will need to wait for the October pre-order window.
Which Yes iPhone 18 Option Makes the Most Sense?
If your priority is the smallest monthly payment and you’re comfortable committing to a Yes plan, Infinite+ is clearly the strongest option, especially on the 36-month Ultra 178 combination.
If you prefer owning the phone outright without tying it to a telco contract, Infinite Cashback or Ryt Bank becomes more interesting, while bank instalments give you another way to separate the device financing from your telco plan entirely.
The key thing is that the RM65 and RM77 monthly figures are not universal iPhone prices; they’re the lowest device instalments tied to specific Yes plans and a 36-month tenure. Once you look at the complete matrix, buyers have considerably more flexibility than the headline pricing suggests.
