I got questions to forumers:
1. can register for new unifi mobile again after successful porting out?
2. how many numbers can you register with unifi mobile?

have a question..
let say if i have 1gb 3g/lte data and 10gb lte data
If i'm connect to 4g, will it use all my 3g data first (1gb) before using the 10gb lte data or the other way round - use 10gb lte data until quota finish and then use 1gb 3g/lte data?

If your phone and area supporting LTE, will utilize 4G 1st follow by 3G. If your area no LTE, only 3G can be used.

Even though UniFi Mobile system is configured to consume LTE first, but if the device/smartphone keeps alternating between HSDPA and LTE, then, eventually the 3G quota will be exhausted.

So, ensure that your device / smartphone to "always lock" to FDD-LTE Band 5, or TDD-LTE Band 38, or TDD-LTE Band 40. The caveats by doing this is that IF the device / smartphone can't detect any signal of FDD-LTE Band 5, or TDD-LTE Band 38, or TDD-LTE Band 40, then, you will not be getting any incoming call or SMS or WhatsApp because the device is simply in "virtual airplane" mode due to the lock to LTE has disabled the auto-connection to Celcom HSDPA...

This is where dual-SIM phone is important...we can set SIM 1 to always lock to LTE to connect to UniFi Mobile for data access while SIM 2 is the primary number which is always connecting to 2G/3G to receive calls/SMS. If both SIMs are under UniFi Mobile, SIM 2 will constantly connect to Celcom HSDPA (aka 2G or 3G depending on device/smartphone).

Most smartphones can only allow one SIM to connect to data at one time. Only Huawei flagship has the "Dual SIM 4G" features at the moment...



But don't confuse the "Dual SIM 4G" feature as both SIMs download data simultaneously...it just enable SIM 1 to connect to LTE (for data, call, SMS and VoLTE ) and SIM 2 to LTE (for call, SMS and VoLTE only without data download or upload)...

So, if targeting to use dual-SIM smartphone, ensure the battery capacity is above 4,000 mAh because both SIM 1 & SIM 2 are constantly hunting for best signal strength from nearby cell tower(s)...

This post has been edited by azhar75: Jul 3 2018, 01:30 AM

can

used to use postpaid unlimited plan then port out

now take the free 10GB sim as 2nd number, u can register mostly 3 numbers

Yeah sometimes it shows up as TM Touch in my mobile router, so I guess TM integrates legacy P1 and TM Touch’s base stations alongside with the new unifi mobile’s base stations.

I did MNP yesterday got the card, evening received sms to port out. Still waiting network to switch..

The free SIM promo is extended?

15/7/2018

If port out from Unifi Mobile ... can i reregister again and get freebies?

reregister new sim?

announced liao: re-launch of “unlimited” unifi mobile postpaid plan

https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...ps-below-rm100/

but price at rm99 compared to prvious rm79

I wonder if they will do the stupid cap if you utilize it too much 'unlimited plan'
I am quite happy with RM80 for 10Mbps beats any shit-mix plan. Very stable compared to Digi infinite .

if i got the info correct, they just re-priced the old rm79 unlimited postpaid mobile plan! everything still the same.

also, no more subline discount, or whatever else discounts. purely flat price per line.

Less than 1 mth left for this 80/-unlimited 10 mbps offer. Let's hope it is extended.

Hehehe.
Getting confuse.

what i am trying to say is after porting out from unifi mobile,
can i register new number with unifi mobile and get the freebies?

freebies is free sim?

So long as you currently have fewer than 3 lines of mobile@unifi under your NRIC, yes, you can get another Unifi SIM.

their line is almost same with umobile... and they want to sell it at 99 instead of 50?

Umobile GX50 capped at 5Mbps