It's very worthwhile for a casual user like my dad, considering that we'll be able to cancel the Streamyx subscriptions at his office and at home, replacing it with one of these.

Will probably have a look at it in a few months when the dust settles.

The lack of local peering would explain why they are performing so poorly with speedtest.net's Malaysian test servers.

Something that they did right IMO is not forcing their subscribers into a long contract eg 24 months.

So if you're unhappy with the service because it starts slowing down after a few months, you're free to walk away without penalty.

been using yes for about 2 weeks across klang valley and penang. it's good so far. there are some places where signal is weak, but at least you know that it's weak. haven't faced the same dropouts that I have seen with celcom and maxis (despite having a strong signal).

my huddle is blinking red permanently. nooooo

wonder where I can get it looked at.

Yes, tried it along the LDP, Bangsar, and home... normally I have signal at these areas. The admin page shows "SCANNING" and a list of towers nearby, but it doesn't connect to any of them.

Gonna swing by the Yes store at KL sentral tomorrow and hope they can do something for me.

got my problem with the huddle sorted out. the helpful person at kl sentral did a factory reset and it worked attain. man... should have tried it myself.

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