It would be better if your phone supported LTE-A, plus some devices have slower LTE modem.

Kuching have LTE-A already for quite some time.

A few years ago Digi made a change where once you finish your quota, your internet will be blocked, meaning to say you can't use the internet at all.

I hate how news are still reporting Digi as the third largest telco when they have the most subscribers.

So yay or nay?

Digi should be pretty good in Penang. If your device supports LTE-A then that would be ideal.

What to do, public's assumption towards Digi is that they are the third largest telco and their coverage suck

The fact that they can still give value products with great quality is surely impressive.

They are actually third in terms of subscribers and profit, I think, not sure tho.

For SP68 and above, it is 15GB per month I think.

https://new.digi.com.my/promotion/mycybersale

Digi is having a cyber sale promotion. Check it out!

It might work, but only if the Digi store you are going is willing to give you that rebate. Other forumers might know it better than I do tho.

No, as long as Music freedom is activated, there is no nedd to launch your music apps from mjsic freedom app. Heck, you don't even need the app

Digi in my experience has the widest 4G and 3G in East Malaysia, your mileage may vary tho
Speed wise Maxis No1, Digi is a bit congested.

This post has been edited by jack2001: Sep 28 2016, 11:44 PM

That I can't tell you as I don't go them often, but I can tell you that Digi is pretty good at Penang, much stronger 4G coverage than Celcom. Speed if you are lucky with LTE-A you can get over 100MBps, but that is usually quite rare.

One more thing about having wider coverage. The wider the coverage, the more user is using it, the more congested it is going to be. That is why sometimes a telco don't really want to cover a condo or apartment, cause there are just to many people at an area that can really easily congest the network, so they much rather lose about 100 subscribes than to have a bad name and lose more subscribers. Cases like "got coverage slow no use one"

Not all places have multiple bands. For example, here in Alor Setar all towers are only using 1800Mhz.

I monitor the network quite often and I have never seen anything other than 1800Mhz.

I think it is still up to Digi to config the network this way. Alor Setar don't need that high bandwidth. So coverage is more important than bandwidth. With a really good signal I can still get 50+ mbps in some more "relaxed" area.

My highest record was 70+ during lunch hour and yes, it is still 1800Mhz.