As mentioned above,
this is TM's sly tactics
It's a known secret that
For their own customers, they set the cap to exactly or over the subscribed plan
For other ISPs riding on their infra, they set the cap ever so slightly lower to make you think Unifi is better as they can offer the true 300Mbps
and make you hate Maxis or the other isps riding on their infra for being slower.

I'm using Maxis fibre on Maxis own infra, I get 38Mbps from 30Mbps plan.
A relative of mine is using Maxis fibre on TM infra, 28Mbps max, never higher.

Not sure how this info will help but I suppose you can try using this to hold TM (and Maxis) accountable.

The only reason i put the M9 Plus - and a single unit at that - is because I want the built-in speed tester cabled direct to the Maxis Huawei router  😅

maybe later i'll connect the rest of units, but at least now the first important purpose is already satisfied.

fed up with maxis.
definitely will terminate once the contract ended

they never give us our subscribed speed on the term of
" we already give u the promised speed of over 80% "

meanwhile, our my fren on 300 unifi always getting 300 as subscribed

As mentioned above,
this is TM's sly tactics
It's a known secret that
For their own customers, they set the cap to exactly or over the subscribed plan
For other ISPs riding on their infra, they set the cap ever so slightly lower to make you think Unifi is better as they can offer the true 300Mbps
and make you hate Maxis or the other isps riding on their infra for being slower.

I'm using Maxis fibre on Maxis own infra, I get 38Mbps from 30Mbps plan.
A relative of mine is using Maxis fibre on TM infra, 28Mbps max, never higher.

Not sure how this info will help but I suppose you can try using this to hold TM (and Maxis) accountable.

fed up with maxis.
definitely will terminate once the contract ended

they never give us our subscribed speed on the term of
" we already give u the promised speed of over 80% "

meanwhile, our my fren on 300 unifi always getting 300 as subscribed

LOL people still use wifi to test internet speed and compared to what they paid? Use WLAN cable la bro..
Currently subscribed to 500Mbps maxis fiber and this is what i get on my lan cable =)

Those are some great speeds, is your area on Unifi infra or Maxis own infra?
Easiest way to check is to see which LAN port you're plugged into on the ONT, LAN1 = Maxis own infra, LAN2, Maxis using Unifi infra

How about LAN 3 and LAN 4 on the ONT?

Those are some great speeds, is your area on Unifi infra or Maxis own infra?
Easiest way to check is to see which LAN port you're plugged into on the ONT, LAN1 = Maxis own infra, LAN2, Maxis using Unifi infra

LOL people still use wifi to test internet speed and compared to what they paid? Use WLAN cable la bro..
Currently subscribed to 500Mbps maxis fiber and this is what i get on my lan cable =)

Hi guys, planning to port out from Unifi to Maxis fiber but is wondering if their Wifi 6 Router can be compatible with TP link mesh which i currently have running at home.

Did some googling and it seems like theirs are using DLink routers if not wrong.

Deco mesh?

Deco mesh can run either in router mode or in AP mode.

If in router mode, then you don't need to worry of Maxis-branded router. Straight away connect to BTU.

If in AP mode, then you just hook Deco to any of the LAN ports on Maxis router. Let Maxis router handles establishing connection. I use this mode for both my Unifi site and Maxis site.

Your VoIP line is taken care for by Maxis router. So if you choose to eliminate Maxis router from equation, ......

Yes, M4 Deco.

Im currently using my Deco as AP from the stock router that is provided by Unifi as i need the router for CCTV.
i was thinking if i can eliminate using Lan cable to connect to the router since it have EasyMesh

Hi guys, planning to port out from Unifi to Maxis fiber but is wondering if their Wifi 6 Router can be compatible with TP link mesh which i currently have running at home.

Did some googling and it seems like theirs are using DLink routers if not wrong.

Deco, in general, is incompatible with EasyMesh. Deco pre-dates EasyMesh. So if you opt for AP mode, then still need Ether et cable to link the main Deco.

M4 is dual-band mesh. If you don't use cable, it will eat up 5Ghz bandwidth for inter-node.

Maxis fibre seems to be using Huawei or Kaon branded routers depending on plans subscribed
these support EasyMesh, which is the open standard by the wifi alliance so you could mix and match brands to mesh together

Problem is, manufacturers prefer you to be locked into their mesh ecosystem (TP-Link OneMesh, Deco, Asus AiMesh, etc)
Plus these existed longer than the easymesh standard

so sadly, you can't mesh these together

So far the only EasyMesh compatible routers/nodes I can find for sale are some D-Link COVR models.

Those are some great speeds, is your area on Unifi infra or Maxis own infra?
Easiest way to check is to see which LAN port you're plugged into on the ONT, LAN1 = Maxis own infra, LAN2, Maxis using Unifi infra

Im using Deco M4 from unifi
connected to my maxis wifi6 router.

currently run as AP mode connected to a LAN port on my maxis router since my tv cannot lock at wifi 6 maxis . dunno why it prefer the 2.4Ghz

Im using Deco M4 from unifi
dunno why it prefer the 2.4Ghz

i had that with my E4, M4, M9 Plus.

it just won't switch to better throughput on 5GHz.

so i decided to make use of the Guest network feature in Deco app.

The Main network is 5GHz-only with names like STEAMBOAT.
The Guest network is 2.4GHz-only with names like STEAMBOAT2.
Disable network isolation.
Dame password for both.

so all my devices stick to each of their own highest throughput band.