EpiCenter

I was a bit confused at first when I was getting a MacBook for myself, so I did visit a few different stores that sells Apple products, trying to see if there are any differences at all.
Overall, of course the prices of products are the same everywhere as they are official stores, but I must say that the services that I have gotten here deserves a compliment.
The staff that was serving me patiently explained to me each MacBook models, their differences and which one would suit me better. The good thing was that he wasn’t annoyed when I said that I am buying it right there, right then, yet. Or, at least he was really good at hiding the annoyed face that I didn’t realize it at all, haha.
He also told me that they do offer tutorials for people who are keen to learn more on how to use MacBook. I’m sure I’m not the only one who took some time to get used to using MacBook, but complimentary workshops are only for people who bought their MacBook there, and also if you want to learn something more advanced, there will be charges applicable.

This is the place I get my iPhone 6. Finally, my 4s can rest in peace.
Why do I purposely come to this shop? It was because they accept payment by using Maybank treat points. On the very last day of February, my friend informed me of the new Maybank point system (that they are gonna change their point system from 250 points equal RM50 to 400 points equals RM50) which will reduce the value of the existing point we have if we didn’t utilize it. After checking my points, I was contemplating… What should I do with my points. Hmmmm…
Was checking the list of shops that I can buy stuff using my treat points and saw EpiCentre in the list. Hmmmmmmmm… Most places adopt the new point system from 1^st of May onwards but EpiCentre effective 1^st March. Was contemplating for a while and finally decided to get it cause that day (28^th February) was the last day to redeem it… Managed to deduct around 500 bucks off the bill using my treat points. Yay! I don’t have to pay the whole full price and finally, a new phone after so long!
Haven’t been so excited for a while. I’m never really a tech person hence I’m always stingy in terms of spending on technology. However, there’s one thing that I cannot NOT spend on. Which is a proper phone which I use ²⁴⁄₇! I need it even when I’m sleeping (for alarms. Hehe)!
Conclusion of my super lengthy story was. You can use your Maybank treat points to purchase goods here! :D

Machines is very well known for distributing and selling Mac computers and accessories in Malaysia. Epicenter, as I later found out, does the same thing at a smaller scale.
What sets these two shops apart is the service. Both are equally good but I think Machines staff are more well versed when it came to product knowledge and customer care.
I’m not saying the Epicenter people don’t know their Macs, but when I went there to ask about connecting my mac to my TV, there was a pause.
Interior-​wise however, they both look somewhat the same. They both incorporate clean, straight lines with light and bright lighting. Very minimal in their interior approach while implementing a greyscale color palette.