Unifi @mobile  damn sux

Because #bebas under Webe digital previously call P1 not under TM. As you can see #bebas  @ Unifi mobile not listed under My TM portal. Dont know what TM manager thinking.

TM own TMgo prepaid can check validity/expire date with special page and using My TM portal. TMgo people dont teach webe people the coding or whatever.

p1 using wimax technology while unifi and webe are using LTE, which are totally different.

however not all tmpoint available
and i cant register and pay by online

I use one of my sim in Huawei E5770s-320 MiFi, support band 5 & 38.  but not band 40 
In a nutshell, band = range of frequencies it operates. So, if the device doesn't support that particular band, then no signal. For example, band 5 (850Mhz). If the area runs on band 5, but your device doesn't support it, then it's shows as no signal. 

Another example, say that your phone Redmi 4x. It supports band 1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 20, 38 & 40. It shows that it supports all Unifi Mobile LTE band (5, 38, 40). So where ever the're an LTE coverage, your phone should be able to pick it up. 

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Certain brands of phones like Samsung allow you to see which band you're on.

After using it for weeks as main number, I am considering to port out already.
Some area speed is decent, some area totally unable to load web pages.
Very unreliable as a main number.

i think i'll just go straight to their office easier. seems like tmpoint quill city mall opens everyday including weekend. btw do we hv to collect the card within certain time? like need to collect within a week or a month?

i dont think so , my friend able to collect his sim after 1 month

I use one of my sim in Huawei E5770s-320 MiFi, support band 5 & 38.  but not band 40 
In a nutshell, band = range of frequencies it operates. So, if the device doesn't support that particular band, then no signal. For example, band 5 (850Mhz). If the area runs on band 5, but your device doesn't support it, then it's shows as no signal. 

Another example, say that your phone Redmi 4x. It supports band 1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 20, 38 & 40. It shows that it supports all Unifi Mobile LTE band (5, 38, 40). So where ever the're an LTE coverage, your phone should be able to pick it up. 

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2x 20MHz refers to the spectrum bandwidth allocated by MCMC to the telco.
For FDD-LTE, they need different frequencies for transmit and receive. 20MHz bandwidth for transmit vice versa.

Sometimes you see they have 1x 20MHz for YES and WEBE. They are using TDD-LTE in this case. Same frequency can be used, but transmit and receive happens at different time.

FDD - Frequency Division
TDD - Time Division

When FDD is deployed, the frequency must be in pair for example 5MHz for upload and 5MHz for download. For TDD, only a piece of 5MHz need to be deployed. FDD definitely uses more spectrum bandwidth but their transmit rate is higher than TDD. Both are similar in terms of spectral efficiency.

So spaces in between in gap for the uplink and downlink are assigned for TDD to ensure all spectrum are used.
Refer to below: http://www.spectrummonitoring.com/frequenc...3.html#Malaysia

Bought sim recently, received sim next day. Somemore kampong area. Delivered by citylink

Pay rm10.60

Delivery to Kampung which is nearest tm office about 45 min driving..

That is for delivery charges.

so many free sims give out recently, which easily make the tower congest

For the sake of reporting... "Boss, we manage to activate 1mil line, KPI achieved, can we get our bonus"   

Info on bebas unlimited LTE promo

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Does unifi has band 38 and 40 at every place?