No, you do *not* get the same product.

Think of it this way. If you are with UniFi, if there is a *physical* issue with the fibre-optics (whether it is the BTU or the cable), UniFi will likely come out and service you straightaway. If you are with Maxis using Maxis infra, same thing.

If you are with Maxis, but using TM infra, then why should UniFi service you immediately, when they maybe have their own customers with similar or other issues? You can bet that your case will be lower priority. Not to say that you will have to wait a week, and of course if you don't have any physical issues then the matter does not arise, but it isn't the same product at all.

FWIW, I rarely have any issues with Maxis FTTH (using TM infra), and all of it so far was not physical issues but problems on Maxis end.

If you are talking solely about the *service*, and not the physical medium/infra through which the service is provided, I agree completely with you. The *only* difference is who's providing last-mile access; otherwise, the service is exactly the same.

The P2P blockage (although, strictly speaking, it's throttling) happens with TM infra as well, between 8pm - 2am. It does for me, at any rate.