September 15th, 2016

Oppo Malaysia launches KL concept store

Chinese smartphone brand Oppo Malaysia has launched a concept store in Kuala Lumpur, in the centrally located tech hub Plaza Low Yat.

As well as providing sales, the store has a focus on service. Its service centre will lend customers a temporary smartphone if their own unit is in for repair.

Customers who spend more than MYR100 (US$24) in the store receive free VIP membership of the O-Club. This allows the to accumulate points through purchases, convertible into cash discounts.

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