Hence, need to be extra extra careful now, especially with free TV offer. I believe Maxis offer for TV is also 3 years.

If in doubt, it is always better to sign up at Tmpoint rather than going through agent.

Try call them to follow up

Symmetrical speed only with this IP? Got use custom ONU or not? if not then this is something new.

113.211.xxx.xxx IP range. Speed still same.

I believe it's your OLT. I have make sure IPV6 is turned off, result still 94/52mbps.

Lodge report to Maxis, including report to SKMM. I think quite possibly someone mess with your speed config, either from Maxis side or TM side if your line is running on TM infra.
The link to lodge report to MCMC is: https://aduan.mcmc.gov.my/#/public/main

So far have not encounter such problem. Try restart router and modem?

Yes.

Congrats! Meanwhile, your Digi fibre is still available until 1 or 2 weeks later. Then there is a final prorated bill.
If you like, you can temporary run both lines by reconnecting the Digi fibre router to the appropriate lan port of the ONU.

It's running fine here in Kuching. Unifi infra btw.

Not sure the exact setting for your ROG router, but try go to LAN > IPTV > Select ISP Profile > Choose Maxis.

No choice. Time for you to call up Maxis CS.

So old users can still continue using the previous password right?

It's same across any other fibre provider.

Is your line from Unifi to Maxis? If yes, it could be how Unifi configure your profile.
My previous line from Unifi to Digi Fibre, they configure it on LAN 2. Then from Digi to Maxis, they configure LAN 3 and LAN 4. So if I use LAN 2 for Maxis it won't work.
I have try login to my BTU and found out that LAN 2 is set for Digi, LAN 3 and 4 for Maxis.

Depend on what type of BTU, but generally need to set static IP on PC, then logon to the BTU address, e.g. 192.168.1.254, key in the correct username and password. Some of the BTU like Huawei, you need to disconnect the fibre cable otherwise cannot access the web GUI.
No matter what, there is not much things you can change in there, as TM does have the ability to override the settings according to what is provision on their end.

It could also be that the technician update some settings remotely, who knows. but then other providers riding on Unifi infra will always be on port 2, 3, and 4.

If totally netflix/streaming and light browsing, 5G is sufficient.
But to really test out, I suggest you subscribe 5G for example using 5G prepaid sim or U Home 5G without contract. Then you can decide to ditch fibre permanently if you feel it is enough for your usage.

Unlike Unifi which uses AIO ONU +router combo, Maxis provides separate router and ONU. I'm not sure how's the performance of their router now, but you could easily replace with own better router with this setup.
My personal experience, I find Maxis has less congestion at night compare to Unifi.

500mbps same as Unifi

In general, yes. But I would suggest telco with good 5G and 4G in your area. This is so you can have reliable fallback if 5G is down.