Thanks pcbase and kroul2. That clears the confusion. Surfing happily now 

Yes, TMgo modem d-link usb.

those who want to use usb modem for internet, wouldn't it be wasting the free unlimited call/sms?

possible to clone sim card, 1 for usb modem, another 1 for calls?

What model is the TMGO usb modem? This morning went to TM point to ask their staff about  the usb modem for webe is not for sell.. only if u sign the Webe broadband RM59 package then will give us... =.="

What model is the TMGO usb modem? This morning went to TM point to ask their staff about  the usb modem for webe is not for sell.. only if u sign the Webe broadband RM59 package then will give us... =.="

Not free... is just like if im not going to sign up the plan they are not going to sell the tmgo modem to me..

just sign webe broadband RM59 and take free modem la. no contract bro  before next billing cycle terminate and keep the modem 

very unlikely for webe mobile customers. the sim card cannot work with tmgo+mifi/fwt. the usb dongle already obsolete and not many tmpoints having stocks

if webe broadband, probably tm trying to upsell their tmgo+mifi/fwt, because webe broadband sim has no tethering restriction. just limited quota.
for band 5, best external modem would be tmgo's usb dongle, D-Link DWM-221 which has customized TM firmware to support band 5/850Mhz. even the firmware version is v2.0.7TM 

-FDD-LTE:850/2600MHz
-UMTS:2100/850MHz
-GSM: 850/900/1800/1900MHz

problem with band 5 is slow throughput, as high as 15-20mbps only, not more. i'm averaging 2-3mbps only. 15-20mbps when i'm at pyramid.

good thing is this modem supports FDD-LTE 2600Mhz, which is compatible with maxis/digi/celcom/umobile 4G LTE
next modem that i could think of is Huawei E3276s-920

* 4G Band 38/40 (TDD 2300/2600MHz)
* 3G UMTS/HSPA+ 900/2100MHz
* GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz

it doesnt support band 5, but supporting band 38/40 which is the faster throughput by webe. band 38/40 is rolling out slowly, and some of fellow users here can achieve >50mbps speed and possibly more if nearby basestation or less traffic.


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getting this modem is like finding a unicorn in malaysia. i dare not to try sourcing it from taobao/aliexpress/ebay/lelong/etc.

cheapest i found is from aliexpress, selling at US $37.99 or about RM170.40. havent taken into account other fees, probably.