How's the coverage/reliability wise if i compare it with celcom?
Not always, once in 2-3 month but i don't really use the phone besides getting calls from office.

Thinking of moving on from umobile now, the stability is just unbearable, even for Klang Valley.

From what i read so far if you have dual sim phones, the best option is to have tunetalk +vibe 200 for data (rm 17 for 20 gb per month), and get another telco to keep my number.

I rarely call or sms, probably like less than 10 minutes per month. So I have either two options:

Yoodo - RM 5 per month for calls to keep my line
XOX - 28 Months free validity, and pay as you use for phone calls

I'm leaning towards XOX for now.

Any other suggestions or recommendations for either data or calls?

If I'm not mistaken all the telco listed are MNVO using the Celcom network. And luckily Celcom coverage is decent, I borrowed an XOX sim to test and it seems like I'll be fine since it's Klang Valley.

thanks for the info.

how complicated is the process?
would it be better to have a dealer do it for me, or i should just order a sim online lol.

if you use a dual sim phone like me
the vibe + xox seems like a good deal

as they both run using the celcom network it should be quite good if you're happy with what u have with celcom now

mnp is causing some problem for me but when i was using a fresh sim to test, coverage and speed are both way better than umobile

i'm still using my unifi free sim for now so i can't say anything about vibe plans, but i heard good things about it.
worst case scenario u can just stick to xox's own data plans, which tbh is about the same for what you're paying now.

if you can narrow down what you're using the most, perhaps u can look at the ookyo plans. since it uses the maxis network it could be an improvement from what you're using.

U have stopped using C network for long long time already ... they only have Maxis 2G roaming agreement and a few Maxis 3G RAN spots left that will end soon ...

In your case, the tunetalk Vibe 200 (20GB monthly quota) is very good if you want to cut cost. Just do the math and you'll see why ... the current tunetalk call rates is still reasonable if you make less calls ...

Hotlink and Maxis are the same. But as for coverage, you have to find out whether the other telco coverage is good enough for you. No telco is equal in terms of 4G.

Ignore maxis.

Hard to say, each person has their own criteria. The best in terms of validity? Unlimited plan? High speed plan? Calls only? Price?