RLH is only an issue for those sub-RM100 Digi Postpaid plans where the discount is not 100%.

For i150 users there is no reason to remove RLH.

Remember, once RLH has been removed, you are no longer entitled to the monthly discount should you want to reinstate RLH later.

fup 300gb quota, after quota will be cap at streaming, not sure the brwosing speed though...

as for fiber sim, earlier ald got streaming cap 8pm~12am, not sure about this sim...



seem like all telco forcing cap at 300gb quota/month

if can remove rlh & get rebate i also want. i dont think dg will do that. rlh is extra income for dg every month

It's OT though, according to Maxis CSs, I did ask a few of them. All of them said this is a different plan and it's a broadband plan. Hence, It's truly unlimited, despite that I myself can't be assured by what their CSs said.
Since you said FUP 300gb quota, do you find any TnC to support what you said or are you just simply guessing based on Maxis "fibre+postpaid?

They already rebate for you.. This plan is supposedly RM 180 and you are paying RM 150.

If wanna be generous, should just make sure line congestion are solved.
So much better for subscribers.

It’s all about business, always profit first !

Yup, only worth it if travel regularly.

I got friends using one prime, most of them uses over 300GB monthly. The 300GB FYP for one prime at least is only on video streaming...over 300GB they'll lower video quality to 480p. Not sure about the broadband plan

Excuse me, guys. I have couple of questions to ask after I have search them but did not get the answer.

1. My living place only got 4g but not 4g+, is it enough for 8 devices to use at the same time?
2. I have tested the speed by my postpaid plan and it can reach 30 to 70 Mbps, so will the infinite150 plan got the same speed?
3. If I shared the internet to 8 devices at the same time. Will the internet speed for everyone will be slower just like the fibre?
4. After I reach 1tb quota of infinite 150, it will be capped to 10mbps so my 8 devices can have 10mbps speed or my 8 device will share the 10mbps?

1. Test urself using prepaid
2. see 1
3. see 1
4. ur 8 devices will share 10/15 Mbps (Some user report getting 15 in Digi FB Club) but u can reset

lol, seriously? A new account just to ask questions like these?

Joined: Today, 03:38 AM

1. My living place only got 4g but not 4g+, is it enough for 8 devices to use at the same time?
What kind of device are you using? Are you sure it has CA? Who or what are the 8 devices used for?
2. I have tested the speed by my postpaid plan and it can reach 30 to 70 Mbps, so will the infinite150 plan got the same speed?
More or less the same? Unless it's the device that's limiting the speed
3. If I shared the internet to 8 devices at the same time. Will the internet speed for everyone will be slower just like the fibre?
Slower than fibre? How "slow" is your fibre connection anyway?
4. After I reach 1tb quota of infinite 150, it will be capped to 10mbps so my 8 devices can have 10mbps speed or my 8 device will share the 10mbps?
Just request for a reset.

why not? i saw ur first question back in 2010 also.

I have been keep searching the answer for three day but I think the only way is to ask here , Thank you for yours reply by the way .

About the question 3, I have to apologize because my word is too unclear. I was want to say that if I am using a 8mbps fibre and I have 8 devices connect at the same time. In theory, my 8 devices will get 1 Mbps for each right? So my question is if my infinite 150 can reach 80mbps, will my 8 connected device get 80 Mbps for each, or the will get only 10 Mbps for each.

No fibre is that slow, lol.
What we want from fibre is the stability, so you will get a constant XXXMbps throughout the time.
As for wireless or mobile networks, it really is at "best efforts", if your area is congested or during peak hours, the speed varies.

Theoretically it should be split evenly, but there are just too many factors to reach that, unless you somewhat set up a QoS or speed limit on the intended router?
It works the same, unless you get 8x i150 plans?

What should you be asking yourself is:
Are there any other fibre internet providers at your area?
Are there other mobile broadband packages that suit your needs better?
How is the i150 plan gonna benefit you? Speed? Mobility? All in one package?
How much is your budget for a decent CPE?

This post has been edited by dark_axl21: May 26 2020, 12:31 PM

Thank you for your answering, and I actually only got 4mbps for my fibre now and my Digi signal here is much better, at least got 4g. It's all because I am living at a remote place .
I only got unifi lite which haven't completely upgraded, celcom and Digi. And I think DIGI is the most suitable one since it got the real unlimited plan. Eventhough It will be capped into 10 Mbps still faster than my current one.

Thanks again for replying

Unifi lite isn't fiber, just streamyx with a different name.

lol, unifi lite isn't fibre, just Streamyx rebranded.
Check to see if your area is covered by unifi air if so try asking for a trial with them.

The capped 10 Mbps speed is only after 1 TB of tethering, a simple reset would do after that.

I’m another Maxis Unlimited Postpaid and Fibre (formerly known as MaxisONE Prime) user here. There is a lot of misinformation going on in various parts of this forum, saying or suggesting that once you hit 300GB of data across all your mobile share lines, your data won’t be usable anymore until the next billing cycle. This is however, NOT TRUE!

As clearly mentioned in the published T&C of Maxis Unlimited Postpaid and Fibre (MaxisONE Prime) on Maxis website, Maxis may at its absolute discretion manage your video streaming quality to normal quality only once FUP of 300GB is hit for that particular billing cycle. Otherwise everything else should run normally at full potential 4G/4G+ speed. If you are having any problem, you should call 123.

Most small families and single bachelor users won't touch anything near 300GB.

Why some of these One Prime users were consistently able to break 300GB in utilization was because they were renting out their sub lines to other people/family members to be used as fixed line alternatives.

Even nowadays with direct downloading imposed, content providers are capping users daily with streaming contents such as imposing max 10GB with free VPNs or DDL files to safeguard their servers.

300GB is a lot that is difficult to abuse if you already have fibre at home and at work in the office to offload your mobile line.

I didn't know there's such a misinformation.