well maybe Digi got cheaper price for their equipment compare with Maxis?

less songlap 

What plan is that?! 20GB for RM42?

I was on the following plans (Not too sure of the old one, actually)
i128(?) iPhone > Switched to Smart 65 (RM65 for 5GB) > Changed to 75V (RM75 for 7GB) > Now thinking about DP68 or DP98 because of the rollover.

Mum still on Smart65, there's a tablet plan (1GB which is absolute crap, so might cancel that)

Tell me tell me what's that RM42 for 20GB!
Gonna switch to that IMMEDIATELY! :-O (and get dad on board DiGi as well, and cancel silly 5mbps unifi)

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Just looked at the screencap again, it's "Digi Broadband 85"? Why issit so cheap for you? RM42?
Searched for it, and saw it here: http://new.digi.com.my/broadband
It's 8+12 and not 24/7 right? This broadband plan is not a postpaid plan, meaning I need to still keep my number and maybe get a cheap phone as hotspot or something? 

well maybe Digi got cheaper price for their equipment compare with Maxis?

less songlap 

Maxis celcom - huawei Nokia E//
DiGi U Mobile - ZTE
P1 - Huawei
Altel  - Huawei

where did I stated rm42 bro?

thanks for the info.

so Digi is using fully China equipment

while Maxis & Celcom are using China & Finland..

no wonder Digi cost is cheaper.  China suppliers would even give huge discount. until even US state of department made some inquiry on that 

It's a promo broadband 85 with 50% rebate of monthly bill.

@jonnyha was referring to post #52 by @xzilem

Ah, how do I get the 50% rebate? Promo still on?
So it comes with a mobile number? Or pure broadband?
Thanks for helping me respond :-)

Cant say like that.
My info is  mostly for core products...
You still need to have consideration on power  equipment/ fiber/ billing/ air con/ router n switches/ server... mostly from western 

well maybe Digi got cheaper price for their equipment compare with Maxis?

less songlap 

if work at home, why don't use fixed line Internet? Your case is more like the exception rather than the norm. Wireless broadband is about mobility, not a replacement for fixed-line especially for heavy-duty stuff

No matter how much telco invest in their backhaul network etc, there is still the limited spectrum which will put a cap on bandwidth and capacity.

maxis keep on landing on never ending issues with their customers https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3915054

the fixed line Internet is not available in my home.
if got fixed line, then I will not rant here.

thats why, was forced to find other alternative in broadband or any service that can be used to connect to Internet.

That's why said your case is an exception. maybe i generalise too much, but i don't think anybody working in sub-urban or rural areas need so huge amount of bandwidth for work.

anyway. let's hope TM expands their coverage ASAP 

That's why said your case is an exception. maybe i generalise too much, but i don't think anybody working in sub-urban or rural areas need so huge amount of bandwidth for work.

anyway. let's hope TM expands their coverage ASAP 

Maybe their connection with Telenor has an effect?

well still Digi would still win.

because of their parent holding company - Telenor.. they can bulk order & use in few countries where they're operating 

Celcom too because Axiata also operating in few countries.

Maxis? Only in Malaysia & India (which in the process of selling off)

Relax n enjoy the free speedtest by digi....
Normal LTE speedtest at usj taipan now...

Relax n enjoy the free speedtest by digi....
Normal LTE speedtest at usj taipan now...

It's last year promo and It's a broadband only purely on data (with number of course). Just check their website for more promotion.