Yeah

Like what kind of update?

Yes it's like this. Either LTE or no service.

The 4G broadband data is for the Wimax network which can only be accessed via devices purchased from Yes.

If any mobile phone connect to Yes without turning on VoLTE, you will be booted out from the network. This is what the network engineer in Yes told me.

As long as it comes with band 38/40 support and also VoLTE, it's fine.

Which underground you are referring to? I just tested Yes on MRT SBK line yesterday, the underground antenna was up and I get excellent signal reception underground.

You could sell it. You can't really use it for other purpose other than research

Make a manual search for the Yes network. If it isn't there, that means your phone doesn't comes with TDD-LTE support.

I had talked to the network engineer of Yes in the past and they claim that Yes will disconnect any smartphone without VoLTE capability to disconnect from their network since it's a pure 4G network. So far, only mifi will not get disconnected from their network even though they don't have VoLTE capability.

This post has been edited by zher4883: Sep 6 2017, 06:57 PM

If you have supported mobile device, you could buy a prepaid and test.

Nope

Did you enable VoLTE? Yes disconnect any mobile device without VoLTE capability few seconds after it's connected to their network.

Sim card that are given free when you buy Samsung J series phone

Nope. There's only one add on available which cost RM28 and add on 6GB of LTE and 2 GB of Broadband data to the existing 2+2GB data.

So since you already had bad experience, just ignore it. Yes are using higher frequency bands which translates into poorer indoor coverage.

Since quite a numbers of phone doesn't support Yes frequency band, the congestion wouldn't build up quickly. The only trouble I'm having with Yes is trouble receiving TAC from Maybank. Surprisingly I don't have trouble for Public Bank and other banks. The other thing complain is poor indoor coverage. Most shopping malls are not fitted with indoor signal booster so don't expect internet to work on most shopping malls.

I could easily get >50Mbps in most places where signal strength is excellent.

This post has been edited by zher4883: Apr 4 2018, 07:41 PM

If you're referring to their older technology network which is Wimax, I'm not surprised at all. If it's LTE, unless your signal strength is weak, I don't see any reason why it's slow as congestion is almost non-existence.

Well, I don't see any mention of this from Yes themselves so probably another fake news I guess?