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This post has been edited by kroul2: Oct 1 2016, 09:17 AM

Yeah you're right, according to Digi TnC

Thats why i got DiGi Ambassador plan haha

I called CS today ask to downgrade my plan from 68 to 48 more internet as I hardly use it for internet . The CS ask me if I would like to gv additional 2 gb and become 5gb monthly for digi 48 plan. The CS told me I can do it at digi center and no contract. Since no contract and still can downgrade . I will goto center to proceed

Telco have a lot cell tower to check..
That's why take long period

The big 3 telco get reduced spectrum, given to umobile..

I'm more worry the service quality would be reduced for 3 big telco

Can someone explain which of 3 big Telco get the best spectrum re-allocation?

As I can see, Digi got 2x5MHz of 900MHz while Celcom and Maxis got 2x10MHz.

So the highest 'MHz' of 900MHz is better?

This post has been edited by Cento: Oct 1 2016, 12:11 PM

highest mean more speed but less coverage
lowest mean wider coverage but easy congest
correct me if im wrong

I see, thanks.

So, with this reallocation, I really hope Digi can improve their network coverage especially 4G network.

Here at my place, sometimes changing to 3G make internet connection almost unusable. I have to switch to Wifi to get connection.

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"

Half correct? Lolx
Telco should/will use multi spectrum for ease congestion.
For current big 3,
A tower can have 2600mhz and 1800mhz
2600 mhz can transmit 1km
1800mhz can transmit 2km
So, user will use 2600mhz at 0-1km from the site instead of 1800mhz
While user within 1km-2km will using 1800mhz

So 900mhz comes will let user at 2-3km having LTE
Also，more penetration to in building

If have 3 different band is good..
Less congestion issues..
Users also won't be focus in 1 band only.. Can spread it on how far from tower

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

Hi! i am in Alor Setar too.. how do you know all towers in Alor Setar are using 1800MHz only?

why is it so? depends on state government regulation?

1800Mhz is slow man..2600 is much better. even got 2 bar signal

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.

50Mbps on 1800mhz? wow..digi lte network really good..on celcom, u hardly reach 20Mbps on 1800mhz.

just imagine the speed if they were awarded 2600mhz.

i think the only reason digi has poor in buiilding signal penetration because it only runs on 2600mhz on lte


https://www.frequencycheck.com/carriers/digi-malaysia

This post has been edited by kernel123: Oct 1 2016, 10:53 PM

u might wanna check using this method on ur smartphone.

mediatek and samsung phone is easier.other snapdragon devices, no luck.i cant change my lte band in my nexus 5x


http://www.newstelecom.info/2016/07/how-to...40-3-solutions/

This post has been edited by kernel123: Oct 1 2016, 10:53 PM

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