QUOTE(fruitie @ Jun 4 2018, 10:34 PM)
Im thinking of using unifi as primary line. Other than supportability are there other problems?Oh and Iphones are supported right? Thanks
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QUOTE(koja6049 @ Jun 10 2018, 10:10 AM) That's true, Umobile coverage is really shit. Thank you very muchWhen one assess coverage, it shouldn't actually be the location of the 4G coverage, but what happens if there is no 4G coverage, i.e. the "fallback line". When unifi mobile 4G has no coverage, it falls back to 3G tapping on the celcom network. Celcom 3G has a pretty large coverage, and surfing speed is ok for the usual apps like whatsapp, emails, etc. When Umobile 4G has no coverage, it falls back on the Maxis 2G network. Which is very shitty, you can't even open a simple email with that. That's my experience with Umobile, and why I have switched to unifi mobile Will try it out myself |
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