Yes, I know this B618 and B818 are quite strong in signal reception, and so it makes the connection faster and stable.
But, if the location is congested or too far away from the tower, it doesn't matter how powerful the router, you'll definitely get bad connection.

Unifi Mobile postpaid 59 is not intended in a 4G CPE router since it only has 10GB quota for hotspot.
Unifi Mobile Bebas is a prepaid, you could buy the RM35/monthly unlimited data, currently on promo until December, to use as hotspot in routers that supports 4G LTE band 5. The speed is capped to 8mbps.

Huawei e5186-22 does not support 4G LTE band 5, and that means your location has only band 5 coverage for Unifi Mobile.

After 2nd Oct, you might get excuse like “DiGi proposed to install a new tower”.
Hope you are not getting fooled by DiGi CS.

Do you believe Digi is truly going to install a new tower? I believe Digi CS has made those "wonderful" promises to many people, and hence Digi should have a lot of tower needed to be installed because it might need the authorities approval.

And so for those who truly believe, please wait patiently for it might take a lifetime to install a new tower.

New tower is the excuses Digi uses to cheat its customers to continue using Digi stupid/useless network.

This post has been edited by ckimsem: Sep 26 2020, 08:06 PM

Only you yourself can test the 4G internet at your exact location. Just a house next to yours, the 4G network might improve significantly.

Huawei B525s-65a may be a good option for LTE-A router which cost around RM450~500. It supports a variety of LTE bands.
Bumping up a bit more, you may get Huawei B618 or B818 though.

This post has been edited by ckimsem: Oct 3 2020, 07:48 PM

Has Digi stopped offering infinite plans?


This post has been edited by ckimsem: Oct 16 2020, 08:11 PM

Perhaps, Digi is doing maintenance or updating its webpages at that moment.

You had better take the Huawei B525 since it's a 4G+ router whereas the Huawei B315 is just a 4G only router.
I have used the Huawei B525s-65a router b4, and yes it can locked band using the HManager.

This post has been edited by ckimsem: Nov 18 2020, 08:07 AM

You can call Digi helpline (110) to suspend the line, under suspension your bill will be pro-rated. Meaning you'll only pay for the days that you use it.

This post has been edited by ckimsem: Nov 18 2020, 10:04 PM

TP Link MR400 is a 4G only CPE router whereas Huawei B818 is a 4G+ CPE router. So, if your location has strong Digi 4G+ network, then the answer to your question is yes. Mind you though, if the network at your location is too congested, whatever routers would be just the same.

This post has been edited by ckimsem: Nov 24 2020, 07:39 AM

That’s good for you.

For my location, DiGi network is totally useless. It might get 70mbps, maybe the best just for a blink second, in the early morning with Huawei B618. It’s less than 10mbps from afternoon till evening, and less than 3mbps at night time. Good router also is useless against bad network and worst congestion.
I terminated i150 in less than 2 weeks, luckily added my brother-in-law DiGi number to the i150 account. Otherwise, RM300 advanced payment would be burned.

Luckily now my home just got Unifi fiber, no need to look for any 4G network to use as home internet.

This post has been edited by ckimsem: Nov 26 2020, 08:54 PM

1) Huawei 4G router pro 2 is a 4G only router, whereas your iphone should be connected to 4G+ network. Therefore, your iphone should get better speed than the router.
2) You should not use midnight to check whether or not your location is good to use Digi. I may suggest you to get a prepaid and buy the all-day unlimited high speed internet @ RM8 for testing.

This post has been edited by ckimsem: Nov 29 2020, 11:05 AM

It’s extremely difficult to get consistent speed for 4G connection. So, don't think that you could get ±50mbps all-day on 4G network too.
If there's no other options, you will have to make do with 25mbps for RM150 if you really want high speed. You may invest in a good 4G+ router like Huawei B818 or B618 to get better speed. Otherwise, just stick with 8mbps Unifi Lite (Streamyx) if you think Digi i150 is expensive.

I think you should try Unifi Air for RM79 b4 SST. It gives truly unlimited high speed internet although it varies for each and every location since it's also running on 4G network. To me, unifi mobile network has improved a lot at my home location with speed up to 100mbps in the morning and 20~50mbps at night time which I could get only ±10mbps all day previously. You may get a Unifi Mobile Bebas (prepaid) for testing.

That should be the Unifi Lite (Streamyx, up to 10M speed depending on tech capabilities) at RM69 b4 SST. I agreed with you "He is trying to equate speed vs price ratio", or maybe he wishes to get the speed like fruitie, NOTE: she did mention all-day for OVER 100mbps - CLICK HERE . To be honest, who wouldn't wish to get the speed like hers too .

This post has been edited by ckimsem: Nov 30 2020, 12:52 PM

You might make many people annoyed/jealous, DiGi CSs will receive many calls just because of their location is getting 25mbps .

P.S. What I meant is you might make people annoyed with DiGi network at their location.

This post has been edited by ckimsem: Nov 30 2020, 07:18 PM

People are asking "is it worth if I can get 20mbps
on Digi i150?".
To me, the speeds shown below are definitely unworthy of getting i150.

Not counting in night time yet which I could get bigger number than yours @ 880kbps .

It's simply very bad network, cause my upload speed is also very unstable. It could get 0.1mbps even in the wee morning. So, that might not be congestion.


That’s not DiGi i150, but a DiGi prepaid uses for obtaining Lazada or Shopee Vouchers in case needed . Need to spend wise even just saving a little RM .
I did take DiGi i150 b4 with the intention to replace Streamyx with 2mbps max due to technical limitations plus frequent DC at my location. But, just for 2 weeks time only and terminated.

This post has been edited by ckimsem: Dec 2 2020, 03:17 PM

Yes, P2P or torrent is limited to 64kbps only.

Some Huawei 4G+ router will remain on 4G network when idle/running low speed webpages.
Try to check again when you're doing speedtest.

Do you really believe Digi will upgrade? If yes, then please wait patiently .

TBH, Digi only cares that you must pay the bill on time.
Whether or not the network is good, then Digi CSes would simply tell you "we'll be upgrading/enhancing the network at your area, and sorry for the inconvinence, and your patience is much appreciated".

PLEASE WAIT PATIENTLY, THANK YOU.