https://www.u.com.my/en/personal/broadband/u-home-fibre

Click on BROADBAND>High-Rise Property button (Get Started By Checking Your Home Fibre Broadband Coverage) >Type in street name and postcode > SEE ALL AVAILABLE AREAS (including shoplots).

This post has been edited by eauyong: Feb 27 2024, 02:56 PM

I also did that HOME FIBRE REGISTRATION but no reply at all.
Guess they (u-mobile) NOT allow to cannibalise their supplier (Times).

How long will this U Home Fibre Launch Promo be available for?
The Launch Promo will be available from 18 December 2023 till 31 March 2024 or subjected to the first 500 customers signed up.

"TIME Fibre Home always puts you as our priority and we'd like to hear you out to serve you better.

Help us out by clicking on the link below to answer a short survey.

We appreciate your time and feedback.

Thank you.

Sincerely,
TIME"

I did the survey and told TIME that their 100Mbps at RM99 is just NOT competitive anymore. RM68/month 5G by others can get the same speed but FUP at 1000GB. I expect RM79 to continue using their 100Mbps service.

Problem is for my condo ONLY Time is available and Umobile is NOT available. Outside of my condo Umobile Fibre is available to the shoplots ONLY.
There is no corporate cannibalism or competition, just Pakat among the two; Time & Umobile Fibre.

Spend more, pay more SST too but SST is good for the country though.

SPEED BOOST is just a joke


All the fibre optic cables installed are capable of 2 Gbps or higher such as 10 Gbps.
It is already wired at the highest speed.

The ISP (Time) use throttling to reduce bandwidth use by a particular user. Just change in software to "allow" higher speed cap.
It is NOT "boost"

There was never an offer of "reduction of MYR20/mth" for 100Mbps renewal. Only Time use UMobile to offer RM79 to tap into the untapped market.

Email received.

1) 100Mbps 5G is now priced at RM68 per month.
2) The 5G modem can be mobile , moves from 1st home to 2nd home to hotels, to office to ...

5G is not for everyone as FUP is at 1000GB.
For those always travelling and not much time for video, it will be good I think.
For example, day time working elsewhere and night time + weekends only use internet.

I think one typical video (full 1 hour 40 minutes FHD) is about 1.4GB so if only video consmption will be 700 full film per month or 23 movies (watching together) per day.
Impossible for anyone or 11 movies concurrently per couple / per day, every day

From my experience, renewal goodies (rewards) only comes in the 20th / 21st month for the 24-month contract.

Just for comparision purpose. Mine tested in Singapore.

Bufferbloat GRADE C

1) Grade A; ISP: TIMES Internet Fibre 200/200 Mbps symmetrical service. ONT/router: Huawei EchoLife HG8145V5

2) Grade C; ISP: M1 Fibre 1 / 1Gbps symmetrical service. ONT: Huawei EchoLife HG8240H5, Router: Asus RT-AX3000P

The winner is Time Internet.

Yes.

I have a NAS on 24/7 which can record from multiple IP cameras simultaneously, either to the NAS itself or to the cloud.

However I still prefer to let Xiaomi Cloud 'Mi home app for home automation' (comes with Xiaomi IP cameras) do the job as it is very easy.
The notification on mobile and its settings can be tweak to your requirement.

At its most sensitive level, it can detect a small insect flying past and notify you within seconds but with six cameras, 3 overseas and 3 in Johor, it quite a tasks to monitor.
The free recordings is upto one month for every camera. The recordings can be downloaded if you get notifications. The recorded clips (mentioning persons recorded) with time stamped can then be downloaded. It is convenient and one can make a polis report immediately wherever you are.

Seems OK. Yesterday watched Live Final matches, morning Uber Cup and afternoon Thomas Cup through VPN Europe connection. HD 1080p

This morning can get HD live streaming through Europe, back to normal!

Let's see.

ATTN. Tech. Guys in Time, "time for reckoning" Keep it UP!

Consumers need to be realistic with current achievable WiFi speed.
Through cable if need higher speed, not WiFi.

I am on 200Mbps and private IP 169.254.xxx.xx and as you have explained, able to access my Synology NAS located in Singapore.