Ever since I got myself a 4G mifi modem (from Aliexpress) that supposedly can do CA, pretty satisfied with the speed. Getting around 40-50 mbps on 4G.

Before this was using a cheapo RM60 USB mifi from Shop** and no wonder the speed was terrible because it used only 1 band.

Although hopefully there’ll be more offer like 999GB like last time. Otherwise the current offer of RM20 for 50GB is somewhat limiting to use as home mifi.

Disclaimer: my Yes4G sim is used at one place so the performance is decent, I did see the crazy signal fluctuation if you were to use it on a phone and you’re constantly moving so in this case, Yes4G is probably not the best option.

I’ve order the Halo Telco sim which will arrive soon. Plan to try the 150GB RM35 Epik plan because it seems better pricewise. Performance dunno yet.

Disclaimer

Most recent ‘good’ offer was 44GB for 2 days for Hari Raya. Now nothing new yet.

My yes4g coincidentally finished its 50GB after I was streaming bola last night. So I activated the new Halo Telco sim.

For my densely-populated area in Cheras/Kajang, both Yes4G and Halo Telco (Celcom4G) give full bar.

Speedtest showing around 60-70 mbps so slightly faster than Yes4G.

Personally was happy with Yes4G 40-50mbps. Just that the 50GB (with halal hotspot) is not enough for my use case. So will try this Halo Telco for 1 month as daily driver in mg CA-modem.

I’m aware of that digi package but I don’t need that much data. But maybe you do so good for you.

Yes they are the same but in two different apps. Even data usage is shown as same in either Tunetalk or Halotelco app. A bit confusing but not a dealbreaker. As long as the pricing is the same and reasonable.

I’ve used Celcom long time ago and it was bad. But since this is prepaid, if the line sucks, my Yes4G sim still active, just top up.

Yes4G was working fine for me but if I want 100GB for home wifi, need to spend RM20 x2. Whereas TuneTalk, at this moment, offering RM35 for 150GB. Worth a shot, I guess? Day to day I still need internet kan?

Different story if this Tunetalk is in my main phone where I bring everywhere so reliability is more important.

I have around 300 on Hotlink haha. Accumulated when they had this promo: reload RM30, get extra RM10. But at least with Hotlink, can use the credit to buy eVouchers; Petronas fuel, KFC, Zus kopi, etc. Don’t know what they got on Yes “shopping” option.

I don’t understand it either. They need to introduce more plan variety honestly. So pelik lah this Yes people.

No fup coz it’s expected to be used on phone only. Hotspot quota is separate. Like 10gb only? If you have lotsa things done only thru phone, then it’s a decent pricing.

I posted before how my CA (carrier aggregation) modem can get decent speeds on Yes4G. Before this, used cheapo single-band modem then yeah, it was like 5-8mbps only. Again must iterate that Yes4G ini just sesuai for fixed home usage. If you move a lot with the same sim in mobile phone, Yes4G not very good.

Regular sim card ordered from Yes website. Occasionally I use the 50GB RM20 plan if I don’t need a lot of data in my wifi modem.

I think no split quota. If area got only 4G then can still use until 150GB. I never tried though coz it’s postpaid. Certain months I won’t need 150GB & still kena pay RM35. If prepaid then would be more ideal.

I’ve fully moved away from Yes 4G (sim expired) and using Halo Telco now. My LTE 3CA modem performs well with both Yes4G HaloTelco4G. So it just boils down to price. HaloTelco RM35 for 150GB per month is hard to beat. Before this I used Yes4G RM20 50GB which not enough. Kalau spend RM40 for 100GB, it already costs more than HaloTelco’s 35/150GB.

I don’t use Yes for the time being. But my friend recently wrote to me on WA. Saying he had issue with his sim so he went to Yes store in Bkt Bintang. The person there said his sim was detected to use in not allowed device. To be honest I’m confused if he was using it in phone or modem. I think in phone? FT30 is phone only or modem only?