Just got mine, they really delivered it quickly
Location - Balok, ktn

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You will do it for free right?

How much charges bro?

Dude, mind pm on "how ta bypass the thether block"?
Just might buy da rm80 infinity plan from ya

This total BS.

Someone should report the dealer to DiGi.

Still awaiting for my Digi50 to turn into Infinite 80.

In the meantime, tested Infinite 150 at Georgetown area.

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Nice choice
Hmm, weird, new MyDigi app very unstable. Keep crashing, and slow. I revert back to old MyDigi app more user friendly.

Is Digi doing any network upgrading now? 4G speeds used to be good in Ipoh last year, but this year seems to be worse.

My area is listed to have 4G coverage, but I'm struggling to even lock to 4G in my house now.

Spectrum Reallocation Exercise Begins As MCMC Cautions of Service Disruptions on Celcom, Digi, and Maxis

The spectrum reallocation exercise involving four telcos in Malaysia will see three of them affected by service disruptions for the next seven months. Areas affected by the exercise will see Malaysians on Celcom, Digi, and Maxis facing temporary degradation.

This was revealed by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) in a press statement released earlier on its official Facebook page, as the three telcos begin migrating their base stations to operate within the newly reallocated spectrum blocks.

In February this year, the MCMC announced its intention to reallocate spectrum in the 900MHz and 1800MHz bands among the four major telcos in Malaysia (Celcom, Digi, Maxis, and U Mobile). These two bands were assigned for a fee to the telcos, and operable for the next 15 years.

Previously, these bands were used for 2G networks, and after the reallocation, telcos will now work on refarming their respective spectrum allocations into 4G networks and above.

The reallocation sees Digi allocated 2x5MHz of the 900MHz band, and 2x20MHz of the 1800MHz band. U Mobile has been allocated 2x5MHz and 2x15MHz of the 900MHz and 1800MHz bands respectively.

Meanwhile, the reallocation saw Maxis’ previous allocation reduced to 2x10MHz and 2x20MHz for the 900MHz and 1800MHz bands respectively. Celcom’s previous allocation has also been reduced to 2x10MHz in the 900MHz band, and 2x20MHz in the 1800MHz band.

While the service degradation seems like a long period to live with, the exercise will mean improved service from all telcos when the exercise is completed in June 2017, as the reallocation will allow telcos to begin refarming and upgrading of base stations into faster network standards.

(Source: Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (Facebook)

LTE Cat 6 speed is only achievable via Carrier Aggregation or commonly known as LTE-A but LTE Cat 6 doesn't automatically equals to LTE-A as LTE-A can achieve much higher speed.

baru register digi unlimited rm150..perghh mmg terbaik..boleh hostport 6 user... ingat buat hostport dari hanphone shj..sim card kena letak dlm phone shj baru boleh buat hostport.. tak boleh letak dlm mifi/broadband/portalwifi...digi akn block..(satu kekurangan)..so kena standby satu phone utk buat hostport..

No.......
Cat series is how fast the speed is.....
for example cat 6 max can reach 300mbps, but how? the answer is by LTE-A
but LTE-A does not make your speed reach 300mbps...
seems complicated....
OK, lets talk from spectrum....
10mhz can run till 75mbps
20mhz can run till 150mbps
40mhz can run till 300mbps (this is the cat 6 device can reach)

but, u know every countries got diff amount of telcos, government has to allocate to all telco then something happen like malaysia lo
every telco giving 10mhz of LTE2600 then all ppl capped at 75mbps even though they have cat 6 devices.
LTE-A / CA introduced:
to solve the issue above, LTE/A aka CA comes. u can use 900mhz, 1800mhz, 2100mhz, 700mhz, bla bla bla to combine together can become 20mhz till 40mhz to get the 300mbpz
currently in malaysia:
Maxis (20mhz 2600 + 10mhz 1800) --- unsure
Celcom (20mhz 2600 + 10mhz 1800) --- unsure
U Mobile (10mhz 2600 + 15mhz 1800)  --- total 25mhz
DiGi (10mhz 2600 + 10mhz 1800) --- total 20mhz

of coz, you can combine 3 different frequency or even 4... if u willing to buy flagship phones
BUT!! there is 2k LTE devices in the world. with so many combination of CA, not every OEM willing to do LTE2600+LTE1800 for malaysia/asian
this includes our beloved huawei,xiaomi,oppo,vivo <----- most of the phones states CAT6 in gsmarena as they really support CA for TDD LTE
and those stated 2CA in gsmarena doesnot mean it support 1800+2600, maybe 2100+900 or 700+900, nobody knows...

Actually im also quite confused when i draft this.
Conclusion:
1) LTE-A =/= cat 6.  LTE-A is combination of 2 freq. cat 6 is max the device can reach.
2) if you want CA for your respective telco, test it with the telco sim in the test phone at the LTE-A coverage, else waiting ppl post speedtest here...
3) u can just ignore my bxllshxt here if you buy samsung flagship/iphones series

car!gold? hahaha... mengarut je

Wrong poster... Misleading people. I just checked DiGi website, RM 110 = 25GB + Unlimited weekend data (FUP is 100GB)

LTE max 150Mbps, those with 300Mbps aka Cat 6 are all supported for LTE-A

me.. digi 110 unlimited weekend

Me also with 110. Really really thing about i150 but is 50 bucks more in total...

am using 110 now. Applied 150 thru digi web, got a sms telling me that it's not successful due to insufficient information. Please go to nearest DG centre bla3.. Reapply, but have not received any sms yet huhu.

Me too. Thinking of upgrading to 150...hmmm

Still on 110, with 2nd SIM.

OK.. tq bro

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