> Quick view: ALL IT Hypermarket's Malaysia Day Specials run 12 to 30 September 2026 at its 14 Klang Valley and Putrajaya stores. The flyer is a real price cut on most lines, and on 11 of the 14 items we could match it was cheaper than ALL IT's own website on 13 September. Atome users can race free for a Secretlab chair at MyTOWN on the next two weekends, and anyone can enter the MacBook Neo draw without buying anything by handing in old electronics.

ALL IT is a Klang Valley IT chain with stores from Plaza Low Yat to IOI City Mall, and its Malaysia Day campaign is really three things stapled together: a flyer of 20 discounted products, a free sim-racing contest at one store, and a six-month recycling lucky draw that started in July. We read all of it on ALL IT's own landing page (allithypermarket.com.my/pages/malaysia-day-2026) and the Tech The Emission Down campaign page on 13 September 2026, then looked up each flyer item on ALL IT's online store the same morning.

The flyer: what's actually cheaper

The flyer prints a sale price and a normal price ("NP") for most items. Sorted by how much you save:

  • Samsung Odyssey G8 34-inch curved OLED monitor (LS34DG850SEXXS): RM3,299, NP RM4,139. RM840 off, the biggest cut in ringgit.
  • MOZA R3 Racing Simulator Bundle for PC: RM999, NP RM1,299. RM300 off.
  • JBL Bar 2.1 Deep Bass MK2 soundbar: RM1,599, NP RM1,899. RM300 off.
  • Harman Kardon Aura Studio 5 speaker: RM1,399, NP RM1,599.
  • Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 mouse: RM419, NP RM599. RM180 off, about 30%.
  • Sony INZONE H5 headset: RM499, NP RM679. Also RM180 off.
  • Logitech RS50 Racing Simulator Wheel: RM2,899, NP RM2,999.
  • Razer Viper V4 Pro mouse: RM649, NP RM739.
  • Philips 27M2N3500PF 27-inch QHD 260Hz monitor: RM589, NP RM669.
  • AULA H108 wireless mechanical keyboard: RM249, NP RM299.
  • TTRacing Duo V4 Ember gaming chair: RM349, NP RM399.
  • Fantech x One Piece EOS PRO II S / Nova Pro controller: RM159, NP RM199.
  • Vention 10,000mAh 35W mini power bank: RM89, NP RM119.
  • Voicsky Apex 75 keyboard: RM279, NP RM299.
  • Targus Octave III laptop backpack: RM99, NP RM119.
  • GIGABYTE GS24F14 24-inch monitor: RM285, NP RM299. Only RM14 off.
  • ADATA Legend 860 1TB SSD: RM849, NP RM859. RM10 off, which is barely a discount at all.

The consoles work differently. Nintendo Switch 2 is RM2,199 (standard) or RM2,399 (Pokémon Pokopia version) with two free Amazingthing accessories worth RM150 to RM250. The Switch OLED is RM1,299 with 50% off any game as a purchase-with-purchase, and the PS5 Slim is RM2,499 (digital) or RM2,799 (disc) with any game for RM199. None of the three console panels prints a normal price, so the value is in the add-on, not the console price.

The website charges more than the flyer

This is the part that matters if you were planning to click "buy" instead of driving to a mall. On the morning of 13 September we searched ALL IT's online store for every flyer item. We could match 14 of them, and 11 were priced higher online than on the flyer:

  • Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2: RM599 online, RM419 on the flyer (RM180 more)
  • Sony INZONE H5: RM679 online, RM499 on the flyer (RM180 more)
  • MOZA R3 bundle: RM1,299 online, RM999 on the flyer (RM300 more)
  • Logitech RS50 wheel: RM2,999 online, RM2,899 on the flyer
  • Razer Viper V4 Pro: RM699 online, RM649 on the flyer
  • AULA H108: RM299 online, RM249 on the flyer
  • Philips 27M2N3500PF: RM629 online, RM589 on the flyer
  • Plus smaller gaps on the Vention power bank (RM109 vs RM89), Targus Octave III (RM119 vs RM99), Voicsky Apex 75 (RM299 vs RM279) and GIGABYTE GS24F14 (RM299 vs RM285)

Only three matched: the Harman Kardon Aura Studio 5 (RM1,399), the Switch 2 Pokémon Pokopia bundle (RM2,399) and the Switch OLED (RM1,299). One side note on the Vention: the flyer's "NP RM119" is higher than the RM109 the website was already charging, so the real saving over buying online is RM20, not RM30.

Online prices move, and ALL IT may update its web listings during the campaign. But as of the first weekend, the flyer price is a walk-in price. If you shop online, check the cart total against the flyer before paying.

Where the stores are (it isn't nationwide)

Some sale listings describe this as a nationwide promotion. ALL IT's own store page lists 14 shops, and all of them are in the Klang Valley or Putrajaya: Plaza Low Yat, Digital Mall PJ, IPC Shopping Centre, Suria KLCC, IOI City Mall, MyTOWN, Central i-City, 1 Utama, IOI Mall Puchong, Pavilion Damansara Heights, Mid Valley Megamall, Sunway Velocity, Setapak Central and Lotus's Kepong. Outside the Klang Valley, ALL IT Online is your only route, and that means the online prices above.

Free eRacing at MyTOWN, for Atome users

The "Race As One" time attack is run with Atome and ALL IT's in-house sim racing arm, AIR, at ALL IT Hypermarket MyTOWN, Lot L3-016, Level 3, MyTOWN Shopping Centre, Jalan Cochrane (03-7490 2165).

  • Race days: Saturday and Sunday, 12, 13, 19, 20, 26 and 27 September 2026
  • Sessions: 1pm to 3pm and 4pm to 6pm
  • Registration: opens on the day, at the store
  • Who can race: it is free, but the poster says "Exclusive for Atome users", so have the Atome app installed and signed in before you queue
  • Prizes: fastest time wins a Secretlab TITAN Evo (worth RM2,999), 2nd a JBL Charge 6 (worth RM999), 3rd RM500 in Atome vouchers, plus Moza merchandise for 10 consolation winners

The poster lists one winner per prize, not one per weekend. That makes it a single leaderboard across all six days, so a lap set on 12 September has to survive two more weekends of challengers. If you race early and post a good time, it's worth coming back on the 26th or 27th to defend it. ALL IT's AIR page says sim racing there is open to anyone aged 12 and up (minors with a guardian), but the contest's own terms aren't published on the page, so confirm the age rule at registration.

The lucky draw, and the free way in

Tech The Emission Down runs 1 July to 31 December 2026. ALL IT's campaign page gives three ways to get entries:

  1. Spend RM200 or more in a single receipt at any ALL IT Hypermarket or ALL IT Xpress store or ALL IT Online: 1 entry
  2. Pay with Atome: 1 extra entry on top
  3. Drop off e-waste at any ALL IT store: 1 free entry, no purchase needed

Prizes are a MacBook Neo (512GB) in each of three rounds (Jul-Aug, Sep-Oct, Nov-Dec), one winner per round, and two Blueshark Solo 1C EV bikes (worth RM8,499 each) for purchases from 1 July to 31 December, with winners announced on 8 January 2027. A purchase in September goes into Round 2.

Accepted e-waste covers more than 25 types: phones, laptops, cameras, game consoles, earphones, smartwatches, keyboards and mice, hard drives, routers, batteries, chargers, cables and remote controls. The e-waste route is the best-value entry in the whole campaign: a dead phone and a drawer of old cables cost you nothing. Wipe and remove any SIM or memory card from phones, laptops and drives before handing them over.

Worked examples

Sim-racing starter kit. MOZA R3 bundle (RM999) plus Logitech Superlight 2 (RM419) plus Vention power bank (RM89) comes to RM1,507 in store. The same three items on the website on 13 September added up to RM2,007, so walking in saves RM500. The in-store total also clears Atome's RM1,500 minimum for its "up to RM100 off" ALL IT offer (1 July to 31 December), and paying with Atome gives you two lucky draw entries instead of one.

The cheap-item trap. Targus Octave III (RM99) plus Vention power bank (RM89) is RM188, RM12 short of the RM200 receipt that earns a draw entry. Swap the power bank for the AULA H108 keyboard (RM249) and the receipt is RM348, which qualifies. If you're only after a small item, drop off an old charger for your free entry instead of padding the basket.

Biggest single saving. The Samsung Odyssey G8 at RM3,299 saves RM840 against its printed normal price. It is also above the Atome RM1,500 floor, and we couldn't find this model on ALL IT's website that morning, so this one is a store purchase either way.

Who it's good for, and who should skip it

Good for: Klang Valley gamers already shopping for a mouse, headset, wheel or monitor on this list; anyone who can get to MyTOWN on a weekend and already uses Atome; and anyone with a box of dead electronics, since the free entry costs nothing.

Skip it if: you're outside the Klang Valley and would have to order online, where most flyer prices weren't showing; you want the ADATA SSD or GIGABYTE monitor, where the cut is RM10 to RM14 and a marketplace sale may beat it; or you don't want to install a buy-now-pay-later app, because the racing contest is closed to non-Atome users and the extra entry needs an Atome payment.

Fine print that trips people up

  • Dates: the flyer says 12 to 30 September. Some aggregator listings say 12 to 27, which is only the last racing weekend. The sale notice printed at the foot of ALL IT's page (KPDN registration B.PgkPJ(CS)2026/11085/109) is valid 2 to 30 September.
  • Stock: colours are listed per item (the Superlight 2 in black, white and magenta; the Apex 75 in one colour), and a sale price doesn't guarantee your colour is in stock at your store. Call ahead, since every store's phone number is on ALL IT's store page.
  • Lucky draw entries: the campaign page says a RM200 receipt earns "1 entry" and doesn't say whether RM400 earns two. Assume one per receipt unless the counter tells you otherwise. The page also talks about collecting "stamps", so ask for your entry to be recorded at the counter.
  • Prize claims: ALL IT's general contest terms (written for its Facebook contests) require winners to be Malaysians or permanent residents aged 18 and over, to collect in person at an outlet ALL IT chooses, and to claim within 14 days of the announcement or lose the prize.
  • ALL IT Rewards: membership costs RM12 a year (free if you spend RM600 online in a day) and gives 20% off, capped at RM50, in store during your birthday month. Whether that stacks with flyer prices isn't stated, so ask before you pay.

Full flyer and campaign details at allithypermarket.com.my.

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*Image: ALL IT Hypermarket*