Samsung Galaxy A70 is priced at RM1,999, with possible Blackpink-themed accessories


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  • Friday, 03 May 2019

Blackpink member Jennie Kim posing with the Galaxy A70. The popular Korean girl group are brand ambassadors for the Samsung Galaxy A range. — Samsung

UPDATE: The Samsung Galaxy A70 is now priced at RM1,799 at all Samsung Experience Stores and authorised dealers nationwide.

The Samsung Galaxy A70 is now available in Malaysia for RM1,999.

When Samsung first unveiled the device at the Galaxy A event in Bangkok last month, website Gadget Match spotted a series of Blackpink-themed accessories for the phone. The popular South Korean girl group is currently the brand ambassador for the Samsung Galaxy A series. 

The accessories include a specially-designed phone case, a charging stand with the Blackpink logo and postcards featuring images of the group. The website states that the A70 Blackpink-themed accessories will be available in May for users in selected countries including Malaysia. 

However, Malaysian fans may have to wait a little bit longer to get their hands on the products. A check with Samsung Malaysia revealed that there is currently no date set for the local release of the specially designed accessories.

The A70 is made for social media-savvy users who love sharing their every day experiences online.

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