ASUS RT-AC68U... haha. i wish i could afford that. the price i google seems to be out of my budget.

Need the adapter in order to for them to test. good to know that. thanks.

This post has been edited by aa123aa: Nov 5 2016, 12:18 PM

I think I kena tipu already when I installed my UniFi 2 years back.
I think mine is Full Fibre and they said counted from the pole. Damn it.

I need to be cautious later when I do relocation. So, the 15m is from where they drill my ceiling ya..
Do you know where can I find this information? I wanna save and show to them. 2014 I'm still noob in UniFi and forgot to ask in this thread.

Just wondering, what are the advantage for AC68U, if compare to something like N18U at RM4++ for example?
Aside from the wireless speed.

I'm planning to get my own router too after I get Unifi. Just not sure what are the main difference besides wireless speed

Can i request them to forget about the hype tv?

I got astro at home, enough already

I didn't install too, just tell them not needed. They will not install for you.
Saves their hassle.

I have just installed Unifi Advance 30 in my new house with an agent committed at RM179 per month without free phone call. The router i got is D-link AC1200 and I have tried the ookla speed test with phone showing 33Mbps download speed. I am not sure if it is the real line speed but it seems good to me lol

i think i did asked you from past post why did you paid..Hopefully on your next relocation installation, you'll be wiser

Yeah, enjoy the speed. I used to have that too then they reduced mine to 28Mbps few months ago.
Nevertheless, my friend who started using a year ago is still enjoying 33Mbps.

So, it is normal.

In that case, will they give you the cable and stb. just in case if want to install it in the future?

Is it? Can't recall.
I saw this and I'm confused now..
FREE installation only covers the standard installation.

Non Standard installation is when:

1. The installation requires extra cable length ( additional cable used shall be chargeable)

2. The cable route is either over the ceiling, wall concealed or any other way as opposed to the standard installation.

Any installation beyond the standard installation shall cost customer as quoted by the installer, and to be paid directly on the installation day to the installer. Please to be inform that the cost will be around RM50 for every 5 meter exceeding the standard 15 meter included in the FREE installation.

Minimal drilling at your premise may be required. However, if the cable route is over ceiling, wall, concealed or any other than standard white plastic casing, the installer will charge based on the length and the FREE 15 meter will no longer apply. Expect to pay around RM10 -RM15 per meter and negotiate with the installer!
http://efonezone.blogspot.my/p/unifi-for-r...esidential.html

Yes, but they need to activate for you. I got my STB only after numerous follow ups and all. Got it 1 year+ after that.

This post has been edited by fruitie: Nov 5 2016, 02:24 PM

Does this apply to all the other packages like unifi advance 50 and 100 as well? I do hope they dont take their action fast on this just take their time like usual will be great lol

I think areas dependence too.

I also paid RM70 for the extra cable routed over a wall until where they put the router which is about 7 meter. But they didn't test the Hypp TV and activate for me as the tv was already installed far away from the router

Mine drilled through TWO walls from back room to 1st floor hall...F.O.C. they even did a very neat job installing those plastic wire casing thingy to conceal the fibre cable all the way from walls at both ends of the bedroom. (ah well..that was two years ago)

I will check it out when I apply for relocation in TM Point, will ask them to show me some supporting.

Sometimes, I dont understand why the need to bash TM router. There are many reported users are fine with it as well with no known issues (such as limited connectivity or disconnections). Probably there might have been some models in the past had issues but lets not generalize as a whole.

I had been using DLink AC1200-815L with no issues at all. The wifi coverage is fine, even at the back of my house (upstairs) I do get around -70dBm, thats close to 50% of the signal.

have you use the older model 615 before 815L? the new one 815L is a lot better

This post has been edited by vez: Nov 5 2016, 07:05 PM

oops...double posting

This post has been edited by VeeJay: Nov 5 2016, 07:24 PM

exactly, as I said, there was some models which didnt do well, atleast TM had learnt the lesson and been giving better router now. I'm not a TM fan either, but its unethical to keep on the bashing. Constructive criticism is fine...which they well deserve...cheers mate



lol...I thought you are the most sound here...yeah thanks many posters here who are willing to share.

As per your previous post quote, which is correct, normally they wont charge, if you willing to follow their easy way (with small conduit...normally plastic tubing) and drilling thru the wall to lay the length.

But once, you ask them to go over the roof or ceiling and lay to your own liking, there will be charges as the cost you had indicated. But bare in mind, its negotiable, so do negotiate.

I had one cousin who did complicated run of cable for RM200 and another for RM120 (simple over the ceiling).

This post has been edited by VeeJay: Nov 5 2016, 07:23 PM

it's not necessary lcd tv/lcd monitor la..older crt tv also can test as the hyptv box still support older tv inputs..