Since when TM acquired band 38 & 40? Since 2014 when TM bought over 57% of P1 share.

This post has been edited by afza: Jan 30 2018, 05:22 PM

It depends on location. Kuala Kangsar, Perak up to 23 Mbps download, 4G.

8 Feb apply for 1 sim.

Supposed to pickup after 21 Feb 2018.
Today decided to drop by selected TM Point, TM staff said can pickup sim!
Insert sim, got activation SMS, APN SMS.
Connect to wifi@unifi, setup app for 1st time login.
Got TAC code.

Walla, 20 GB still available!
Was afraid that no more 20 GB since TM had reached 1 mill sim.

Yup, forgot to switch coz 1st SIM already set for LTE, unifi mobile on 2nd slot.


Go to history page to see usage and activities. But since I haven't use mine yet, nothing to show.

This post has been edited by afza: Feb 13 2018, 08:20 AM

Webe IS TM's mobile arm. Mobile@UniFi is a branding effort from TM to unified their products offering.

I believe it was not throttling, but rather poor signal conditions such as distances from tower, interference, device conditions and LTE band.

I assumed that you're connected to Band 5.

Previous webe experience in Kuala Kangsar.
post 1988

This post has been edited by afza: Feb 19 2018, 07:55 PM

Signal strength is not a conclusive ways of defining the quality of a network. It just means that you are far from the tower or there are many noise/obstruction between the tower and you. So, I can only assume that Celcom 4G tower is nearer to you than Unifi Mobile 4G tower.

This post has been edited by afza: Feb 23 2018, 09:35 AM

I have WebeM as mainline and Unifi Mobile for my tablet.
(they were the same network after all)

It might indicate that you had faulty SIM or your SIM tray have some issue.

This post has been edited by afza: Feb 23 2018, 02:40 PM

Its the same telco and network. If they had upgrade your area with more tower, then you will have better coverage.

As MGM says, band 5, 38, 40.

UniFi Mobile had not fully deployed inside buildings. So you are mostly connected to 3G services which in default have only 50Mb of data. Once you are connected to 4G network, you'll be able to utilize 20GB fee data.

This post has been edited by afza: Feb 26 2018, 04:47 PM

wifi@UniFi is a different service. You have to register using i-foundit app to be able to use it.

Band 5


Band 38


Band 40

refer to my post where I captured my phone using those bands.

Btw, I'm using Unifi Mobile with 4G+ on
Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge
Xiaomi Redmi Note 3
Huawei Media Pad M3 Lite

This post has been edited by afza: Mar 2 2018, 12:51 PM

of course not.

They do support 3G and 3.5G, but only data 'labeled' as 3G/LTE can be used under 3G.
If it is an LTE data, can only be utilized when you have LTE.

For example 8GB (RM 50) have 4GB of data for 3G/LTE and 4GB of data for LTE.
That means, if you're in 3G area or using 3G phone, you can only use 4GB of data

imessage & facetime is Apple responsibility. Unifi Mobile can only writes to them and inform that there is a new telco in Malaysia. It is up to Apple to enable it on Unifi Mobile or not. (Apple will cite that they can't enabled it yet as they have not tested and verify Unifi Mobile network)

Remembers there is a time where no iPhone but only Android phone in Malaysia have 4G even though the telcos had implemented it for some times? It is the same case this time around with Unifi Mobile.

Use their app, mobile@unifi.
You can download from Play Store (for android) or App Store (for iOS).