Phones listed on the compability are phones that are tested to work on Yes. That are chances that phone not in compability list work on Yes

After getting poor service around a month ago, I just decided to put my Yes sim card somewhere else and today when I plugged it into my phone, their service had significantly improved. Speed from 7-10Mbps a month ago to 40-50Mbps

This post has been edited by zher4883: Aug 15 2016, 10:53 PM

Yes to yes

I'm able to hit 55Mbps on LTE while 8-9Mbps on broadband.

I got that kind of speed too at Sg. long campus. U Mobile and Digi too congested.

This post has been edited by zher4883: Aug 29 2016, 11:29 AM

Digi falls back to 3G from LTE quite frequently for me when I'm in KB block especially second floor.

On net = within same network

Just lookout for any device that comes with band 38/40 support.

Yes allow tethering

According to your logic, Samsung must be Chinese brand because their J Series (2016) support Yes 4G

Yes 4G is either 4G or no connection at all
Yes doesn't have 3G or 2G network

You must enable VoLTE. Devices with VoLTE support must enable it or else would be denied access from Yes network.

For some reason, phones that are not listed on supported devices can't access Yes network even it had the LTE band support.

Nope

As long as it support TD-LTE band 38 and 40, yes.

Generally, Huawei 4G LTE modem comes with TD-LTE support

I've experienced exact same issue here over at Kajang. I was getting pretty poor speed like around 15Mbps for a while and then suddenly one day, no data connection even though it's connected to their network. After two week of having this issues, it somehow works and I'm getting constad 60Mbps above speed and improved service quality. It seems like they are doing some network upgrade aroubd that area.

None of the iPhones are supported yet. Yes is still working with Apple to get it work even though it had the required LTE bands.

Dual digit CELLID = Band 38
Single digit CELLID = Band 40

By right it should