anyone know what band yes4g using for LTE-CA?
2300+2600?

As of now, Yes 4G network has no partnership with other telcos like you mentioned.
So when you're in places where there are no Yes 4G LTE network, your phone will go either "Emergency calls only" or "No service".

Yes 4G currently uses 5MHz bandwidth of Band 20 (800MHz), 20MHz bandwidth on Band 38 (2600MHz) and 10MHz bandwidth on Band 40 (2300MHz).

Based on my experience, Yes 4G usually carrier aggregate with B20+B38 (800MHz+2600MHz) and their LTE-CA is available in certain places only.

Thanks for your input
I guess my area is in B20+B38, speed test max is just 40Mbps, much slower than my digi infinite.
My note 8 can get 4G+ but my B618 which support B40 unable to connect at all.

This post has been edited by DaTaPcHousE: Jan 23 2019, 02:28 PM

I've been to many places (around Klang Valley), and done many speed tests on my Samsung phone, the max speed I get is less than 40Mbps like you said.
Although the average speed I get is quite consistent, which is 10-30Mbps, but I do have a feeling that Yes 4G might be allocate maximum speed at around 30-40Mbps per user.
I expects that should I get very strong dBm readings (strong signals), the speed can be way faster than just 30-40Mbps, such as near 100Mbps, which is comparable with big telcos like Maxis, Celcom and Digi.

In my opinion, normal regular Internet use should be fine for Yes 4G, but if whoever expects superior network quality and performance, then just stick to the big 3 telcos.

Oh, then totally useless already..

I won't say totally useless.

Plus, Yes 4G now also operates LTE 800MHz (Band 20), meaning they can provide way better indoor coverage than ever before, because previously Yes 4G only operates in 2300MHz and 2600MHz for their WiMax and LTE network. But when it comes to some underground coverage, you might get poor or no service there, such as Kelana Jaya LRT train line's underground stations such as Masjid Jamek station.

Since Yes 4G subscribers aren't as much as the big 4 telcos, it can be an advantage somehow, as it can still be a good backup telco whenever the any big 4 telcos did not work well in a particular area. Still, I wouldn't recommend anyone to use Yes 4G as their primary telco. Secondary or backup telco should be fine.

yes4g konfem unlimited has data cap like digi infinite (1Tb then its speed throttled) ?

So far I have seen reports that someone used up to 300GB but still not yet throttled. Since the speed capped at 4Mbps, you can't even get close to 1TB right?

New postpaid plan quite gooding but no thetering

what i'm refering to this unlimited data & speed plan

current on digi infinite rm150, thinking switching over better price

This post has been edited by tamtam o.o: Jan 24 2019, 01:45 PM

can port in?

Yes

how?

Yes store

ah i see. no online yet.

Yes you can port in. You can read more here:
https://www.yes.my/faq/mobile-number-portability

They should enable the online MNP like how xox do

i m the dealer. so far no news can port in yet.

I have seen quite a numbers of user successfully port into Yes in the telegram group