attainable speed is 25Mbps for ur streamyx line. That's fast for future potential upgrade in speed.

Super worth it sia. Rm10 more double download speed man. Plus free hypptv.

Saw this also. Not bad deal.

my 4Mbps ADSL stats.

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haha. No need actually.

In 1 to 2 weeks time, I will say good bye to this. As my area has finally covered with unifi. Already submit application. Now waiting for order processing and installation.



min 30Mbps speed I will get soon. Excited.

no unifi, dun think can even subscribe maxis broadband as maxis shared tm unifi infra.

Login to mytm portal and u can reset ur streamyx account password there. U can check what is ur username there too.

u should.
unifi is definitely worth the money.streamyx is nothing cheaper if u dun just simply look at the RM in number.

Fibre connection is something that ADSL can never catch up now. ADSL eventually will be decommissioned if unifi coverage is expanded to all areas also.

Most importantly, tm does not throttle the speed for unfi but they do it for streamyx, so with unifi, u can certainly do more things than streamyx.

because of coverage. For those who has no unifi coverage, obviously they need to stuck on streamyx plan. So TM has no need to worry that no one is using this old infra. while tm progressively extend the coverage and ports availability for unifi. They do not really need to take care of the streamyx users at all as the ports availability will only be more and more given the fact that ppl are going for unifi as long as it is covered.

From the regularly update on price, package, u can easily tell that the focus now is unifi and not streamyx.

Obviously tm won't be bother to upgrade the infra for existing streamyx customers and the limitation of ADSL technology.

over time, the price per GB between unifi and streamyx will become bigger and bigger gap, not to mention abut the totally significant big big big gap in upload speed.

This post has been edited by westlife: Oct 28 2016, 11:49 PM

dun think tm will really invest any money to upgrade the copper wire infra.

4Mbps and below plans get throttled.

Webe is also company under TM.

Given the low currency of MYR, plus the profit margin from telcos. It is super unlikely to happen.

Pretty much for those who expect to pay rm50 and below for mobile service monthly, will need to go for prepaid only.
Postpaid is targeted at min rm50 subscription and above for the current market,

Unifi is more worthwhile than streamyx anytime. Speed is a lot a lot faster and stable. TM does not throttle unifi like streamyx also. It means more things can be done on Unifi. Streamyx no matter it is stable or not. It has fallen below the needs for ppl given the standard of Internet currently. 1Mbps, 2Mbps or 4Mbps this kind of download speed is way pathetic speed nowadays. Not to mention the super pathetic upload speed of 512Kbps.

SOme bought the low capacity storage phone and claimed that they can survive the low capacity due to the cloud storage. 512Kbps I do not see any way that it is usable for ppl to use cloud.

To setup personal cloud storage at home and access it outside is even something impossible with this kind of upload speed.

the high amount of subscription that streamyx users are paying currently are pretty much just to maintain this old and obsolete infra.

This post has been edited by westlife: Nov 13 2016, 02:59 PM

never request to close the streamyx account automatically after unifi is installed?

it also depends how long u have used the service.

Last time i used my unifi VIP5 for 6 to 12 months. then got agent called me to offer price of rm179 for VIP10 (rm199).

no chance. streamyx is highly dependable on the infra. the speed it supports depending on the attenuation.

if ur current area does not even support 8Mbps which no 8Mbps plan available, they cannot even upgrade for u.

unifi can do that becos the infra supports it. as long as u are on landed or ur area infra is purely on fibre, minimally it can also support up to 1Gbps of speed if TM wants.

they won't. Same for telcos. They would rather give u a faster speed, or more quota plans and sell u the plan at higher price.

bolehland ppl will go for price only. If gor cheaper option, no one will go for the expensive one.

This post has been edited by westlife: Nov 15 2016, 07:50 PM

upgrade is one thing, if there is no service available, it is still the same. most important things now is the not the plan itself, but the service availability.

8Mbps RM160 vs 30Mbps RM179 is actually no brainer.

at least there is unifi.

no choice, as u do not have much choice to sign if u want high speed broadband.