QUOTE(dinodog_Jr @ Oct 21 2019, 10:11 PM)
My consideration of 4G package with RM45 fees cause YES will free a Portablem Modem. I will mostly using the 4G YES service when working at my rented place which is a condo about 10th floor(but there's carparks levels below as well). The operator said 10th floor will have signal weak issue. She recommended apply home fibre which will be a trouble as i am just a tenant.
Btw, i prefer to keep my DIGI hp number for everyone in my contact.
I will have to control over my addictive in internet activities with that 15GB data limit.
Normal daily routine will be youtube and Facebook... no more P2P stuff with that 15GB.
I found that using HP as hotspot. The computer is suffer with slower surfing experience. Sometimes showing 4G with 1 or 2 bars, the speed is miserable for youtube. When i purchased 1hour high speed on DIGI, it is smoother loading in youtube at 3G signal full bar.
Lucky daytime is mostly fine. Only late night sometimes it doesn't loading anything when tethering together with computer.
I have to view stuff and do research on my tiny phone screen.
I am fine without 100mbps like Unifi home fibre speed.
Just loading streaming content without too crazy hiccups is a time-saver for me.
Also I need to backward/forward watching 1 hour or long length youtube content like video tutorial for learning stuff.
I am a iPhone SE user.
I am considering buying a 4G modem first. Then testing different Simcard on my own. Maybe i can get rid of signing up 1 year contract.
Any reliable and good connectivity 4G modem i can chosen? I saw alot are like Pendrive design these days.
Not too sure these thin and sleek modem can last long hours of operation and also overheat issue.
You can port out to other telco while remain your current Digi number, so u don't have to worry about losing ur current phone number. You can submit the MNP (mobile number portability) application via online, and almost all telco can do that, except Yes 4G, which u can only do it in selected Yes Store that accepts MNP applications. Btw, i prefer to keep my DIGI hp number for everyone in my contact.
I will have to control over my addictive in internet activities with that 15GB data limit.
Normal daily routine will be youtube and Facebook... no more P2P stuff with that 15GB.
I found that using HP as hotspot. The computer is suffer with slower surfing experience. Sometimes showing 4G with 1 or 2 bars, the speed is miserable for youtube. When i purchased 1hour high speed on DIGI, it is smoother loading in youtube at 3G signal full bar.
Lucky daytime is mostly fine. Only late night sometimes it doesn't loading anything when tethering together with computer.
I have to view stuff and do research on my tiny phone screen.
I am fine without 100mbps like Unifi home fibre speed.
Just loading streaming content without too crazy hiccups is a time-saver for me.
Also I need to backward/forward watching 1 hour or long length youtube content like video tutorial for learning stuff.
I am a iPhone SE user.
I am considering buying a 4G modem first. Then testing different Simcard on my own. Maybe i can get rid of signing up 1 year contract.
Any reliable and good connectivity 4G modem i can chosen? I saw alot are like Pendrive design these days.
Not too sure these thin and sleek modem can last long hours of operation and also overheat issue.
I understand that you don't need a super high speed internet, just fast enough ones will do. I was wondering, you use WiFi hotspot and connect to ur computer? Have you tried USB tethering, connect ur iPhone cable to ur computer's USB port, then select "Bluetooth and USB Only" (later u turn off Bluetooth if u don't use it). It'll work just like connecting a LAN cable to ur computer so that you'll get to use stable data connection, instead of relying on WiFi, which is susceptible to interference. You try this method and see if the network improves or not. Cuz getting a pendrive shape modem ones (usually called 4G LTE dongle modem), you need to spend another amount of money to buy the modem, and can only used on computer by inserting to the USB port. And it doesn't seem so "financially efficient" if you just plan to use it only for few months.
Anyhow, I strongly advise u to complain this to Digi, explain to them how this issue has greatly affected how you're doing ur work. They'll try to solve the issue as fast as they can. Remember, you are a paying customer, you have the right to file a complaint if you're not satisfied with the service. Practice your consumer rights. 😉
If you wanna buy multiple SIM cards to try the network, you can insert the sim card to ur iPhone, use USB tethering to ur computer to use and test the network. So not necessary have to buy a 4G dongle modem.
Oct 22 2019, 08:07 PM

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