FNB to offer PS4, Xbox One deals

4 November 2013

According to a report by MyBroadband, FNB may soon be offering the PS4 and Xbox One consoles as part of its Smart Devices promotions.

This news follows the recent addition of Xbox 360 to the Smart Devices product line up.

FNB’s Smart Devices promotions offer discounts and rewards to customers looking for some new gadgets in their life. Over the last two years, FNB has sold over 200,000 smart devices, with current sales exceeding 10,000 devices per month, MyBroadband reports.

Kartik Mistry, head of FNB’s Smart Devices unit, said that they are in discussions to offer the PS4 and Xbox One when it becomes available in South Africa.

He added that they are looking to provide their clients with a full suite of entertainment products.

FNB is already offering discounted and free ADSL products, and is in discussions with the mobile operators about expanding its telecoms offerings.

Mistry said that they are also working hard to provide an even better online shopping experience to their clients, which includes faster delivery times.

Source: MyBroadband

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  1. Rafiq Salie
    11.11.2013 at 12:00

    So how does it work for people that want to pay off the device earlier than the stipulated 24 month contract?

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