Nope.
And that's a sign of semi-faulty BTU.

Call UniFi helpline at 1300-88-1221 to get a replacement.
The BTU carries lifetime warranty.

That's some wishful thinkin' there son.

Which feedback did you read?

No.
Also no.

Easily fixed by using 5GHz WiFi.

Nevermind, my mistake for not reading the post correctly.

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Oct 21 2014, 10:31 AM

That depends on your budget.
How much are you willing to spend?

If you're willing to wait, TP-Link Archer C8 will fit your budget.
Expected price for Archer C8 is around RM400 ~ RM500.

It should be arriving Malaysian shores in the next 1 ~ 2 months.

Go to the ASUS tech support thread bro.
It's maintained by official ASUS tech support.

Link: https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2651405

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Oct 24 2014, 05:32 PM

ASUS RT-N18U

Where did you find RT-N18U at RM269?
Yes you can transfer your UniFi to your new apartment.
No charges for relocation. Just go to any TM Point & tell them you want to relocate.

Then bring everything to your new house. BTU, router, HyppTV & dect phone.

Time Fibre is better.
But sadly, it's availability is very limited.

If your 24 months contract has expired, just terminate & register a new account.
They will only ask you to give back the BTU (modem).
You can keep the rest of the equipments.

Also, new Residential Gateway (router) from TM is not better than the old one.
It's still piece of crap.

You're better off using a 3rd party routers.

That depends.
The Astro IPTV comes with 2 different ISP. It depends on your area.

If the ISP that comes with the package is Time Fibre, go ahead & register with them.
If the ISP that comes with the package is Maxis Fibre, just forget it.

1. Both TP-Link Archer C8 & Archer C9 hasn't arrive Malaysia yet.
2. Even if you buy it from the US, you still have to wait for a UniFi compatible firmware unless you're using OpenWRT.
3. If you want the best WiFi AC router, go for ASUS RT-AC68U or ASUS RT-AC87U. Both models are UniFi ready.

UniFi already provided you with a modem. TM called it as Broadband Termination Unit (BTU).
BTU can't be removed or replaced.

The residential gateway AKA router is the one that you can replace / upgrade.

State you budget.
Only then we can list the models that's suitable with the money you're willing to spend.

RM289 can get you ASUS RT-N14UHP
http://www.asus.com/Networking/RTN14UHP/

But if you're willing to add a little extra, I'd suggest RT-N18U.
http://www.asus.com/Networking/RTN18U/

I tried once when I registered my 2nd UniFi account, but they said the D-Link DIR-615 is no longer available.
You're better off buying your own 3rd party router from ASUS or TP-Link.

ASUS routers are not overkill nor overpriced
Their prices is fair for their high quality products, frequently updated firmwares & they provide the best tech support.
ASUS is the only manufacturer who has their own tech support guy in our forum & he's very active in solving problems.
ASUS also frequently release firmware updates.
Take my 3 & ½ year old RT-N16 for example. This router has already been stopped from production for nearly a year but it still receive firmware updates until today.

TP-Link is cheap, so as the quality of their products, nonexistent tech support & their products rarely receive firmware updates.

I'm speaking based on my own experience owning several ASUS & TP-Link routers.
2 x ASUS RT-N16
1 x ASUS RT-AC68U
1 x TP-Link TL-WR1043ND
1 x TP-Link TL-WDR4300