DiGi was paying RM5,000 a month. This was the rate DiGi was paying about 6 years ago. I do no this know if the rental rate has increased now. This is in Kota Kinabalu, by the way.

I noticed DiGi speed around Subang area is quite decent. But the speed around central KL is not.

Now that DiGi has introduced more new Postpaid plans with the most expensive single line plan that cost RM190/month with only 100GB of all-day data, I guess it is safe to assume that this DiGi Infinite 150 plan will soon be closed for new subscription.

Yeah. I’m happy too to be honest. Continue to offer such plan DiGi users are bound to face problems like Celcom users are complaining about. I subscribed to DiGi Infinite 150 for about 2 month. Then changed to DiGi AMB. Still hoping DiGi will make some improvement for its AMB package.

DiGi Infinite 150 is an overkill plan for me as I don’t use that much data when I’m outside, while at home I rely solely on Maxis Home Fibre. I also have MaxisONE Plan 68 Sabah/Sarawak V1 which comes with unlimited midnight data which has become a legacy plan too as V2 doesn’t come with unlimited midnight data, which is why I am still subscribed to that plan.

About DiGi Ambassador, that’s very unfortunate. I’m still using DiGi as my mainline as its roaming fee is the cheapeast amongst all telcos in Malaysia. Its RM25 roaming pass that comes with 2GB data + 30 minutes calls back to Malaysia which is valid for 72 hours is very affordable

Agreed. This may soon become a legacy plan or they will just increase the price like what happened to Digi Postpaid 110 that offers 25GB + unlimited weekend data. Digi Postpaid 110 was probably the best alternative to Digi Postpaid Infinite 150.


Their network simply couldn't take the abuse caused by some users on Digi Postpaid Infinite 150. One should sign-up soon if he or she is keen.

7 days ? Thought it is 50 days before full termination if you don’t deactivate the line ?

I believe it was due to you suspending it as SIM card lost ?

I had suspended my line once last year. It was done via live chat though. I was informed that line will be terminated after 50 days should i fail to reactivate the line within the 50 days period from date of suspension. I reactivated the line about 30 days later by calling Digi hotline.

I suppose that’s a good news to Digi and Digi subscribers of other plans. This Digi Infinite 150 Plan was never meant to be used like a fibre plan anyway. It is designed to court MaxisONE Plan 158, 188 and all the Celcom Postpaid plan priced at over RM150 subscribers to jump ship to Digi. And my only guess as to why Digi hasn’t withdrawn the Digi Infinite 150 from sale is because they have not reached their targeted sales target even close to 1 year. Many subscribers probably signed up for this plan and terminated soon after as the line is not good at their place (too bad for them). Offering a truly unlimited mobile data plan is currently still unviable as the 3 major South Korean telecom realized about 3 years ago. I suspect Digi will withdraw the Digi Infinite 150 from sale once they reach their sales target and have a stable pool of subscribers for this postpaid plan, but they may continue to offer Digi Infinite 100 with a capped speed like what the 3 South Korean telcos are doing now.

It’s kind of a double-edge sword. Hence why Maxis doesn’t blink at all. I am actually a Digi Infinite 150 subscriber myself and lucky me, Digi is fantastic at my hometown as well as my place in KL. Unlimited data is indeed great. But I also understand with current technology, no telco in the world can offer truly unlimited plan. It’s possibe only if they allow a certain amount of subscribers for this type of truly unlimited plan. Hence why I said I believe Digi is still selling this plan because they have not reached their targeted sales for this particular plan (i150).

DiGi Infinite 100 with an unlimited data albeit a capped speed is definitely a more sustainable plan in the long run. But I sort of have a feeling that they may actually increase the price once they stop selling Digi Infinite 150.

Hotspot quota ? This Digi Infinite 150 comes with unlimited Hotspot data.

Rebate is only given to selected customers.

That’s if Digi Infinite Plan is still available for new sign-up after September. Fat chance it won’t be around much longer.

Digi generally doesn’t poorly in a high-rise too.

Just noticed a typing error in my previous post. I meant to say Digi generally does poorly in a high-rise too.

Subscribers on Digi Infinite has not reached stable phase yet I assume.

Once the number of Digi Infinite plans subscribers stabilise, believe they will take out the plan from sale. I guess currently there are still many new sign-ups but many had also port-out due to Digi is slow at their place.


You have to state your location.

This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: Sep 13 2018, 07:47 PM

Our 4G is still a far cry in terms of stability compared to countries like Singapore, Taiwan, South Korea and even China. People don’t talk how mobile data in China performs but I assume it’s fast and stable. Else there is no chance of Alipay and WeChatPay to flourish in China.

It will be many more years before 5G becomes mainstream in Malaysia. After all, they are still talking about 4G+ here in Malaysia