RLH is great indeed. Used it recently in Thailand, Taiwan and Hong Kong. Besides extending it for another year, I'm hoping they will extend the list of covered countries from the current 10 countries to 20 countries

Do note you need to pair it up with Maxis Postpaid 98 or above call plan and you shall get RM30 rebate for 12 months for your MaxisONE Go. The actual monthly subscription fee for MaxisONE Go is RM138.

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.

The Maxis home fibre is for my own exclusive use. Whilst both my parents use their Maxis mobile data 24/7. Since the start of MCO, they have consistently hit over 300GB of mobile data usage every billing cycle based on our own tracking. But Maxis so far never managed the speed of their video streaming, and they can browse the internet just fine.

By the way, we’re staying in the part of KL where there are more Maxis subscribers than Digi subscribers.


Tell the CS to email a black and white copy of the T&C stating so to you because it contradicts with the published T&C pertaining to mobile data allocation to Maxis Unlimited Postpaid and Fibre on their website.

I agree that why should anyone views a video quality less than 1080p quality if that is available unless you need to save on data. 360p just doesn’t cut it anymore in 2020

Staff is of course one post higher than moderator.

fruitie wanted to end the discussion because she saw no point of the discussion to limit our viewing experience since Digi Infinite does not impose any limit to your video viewing experience. Whilst I merely echoed the general sentiment that why limit our video viewing experience is a subpar video quality. I wasn’t trying to carry on with the discussion. Perhaps the picture is clearer to you now. I didn’t have to reply here had you not asked such a question here, so here we are, have to go off-topic again. Hope this solves your curiosity. Oh, perhaps we really need to avoid going off-topic now

I’m a Digi Infinite 150 user for more than 2 years now.

Speed is very dependant on location. In KL where I live, the speed is just so-so despite this is a Digi 4G+ area and I can see the 4G+ signal in my Huawei B618-65D account management portal. However, when it is used with the Huawei B618-65D, speed is constant at 30Mbps and I can stream 1080p video on my LG Smart TV, stream another 1080p YouTube video on my iPad and do general browsing on websites on my iPhone. Basically you can say at a constant speed of 30Mbps, there is no problem for 3 users to connect to the same internet at the same time.

Prior to getting the Huawei B618-65D modem router, I used an old Huawei phone as hotspot. It was okay as it was usable. But otherwise, Huawei B618-65D did make a huge difference with the markedly faster and consistent speed.

I am still using Digi Infinite 150 now but I very rarely use its hotspot feature nowadays as I have a Maxis Fibre that my dad installs at our house because he wants unlimited Maxis mobile data for his own use. So I use the Maxis Fibre mostly at home now.

But otherwise, do get the Huawei B618-65D modem router. Upfront cost is on the high side but it’s worth every single penny.

It’s only 3rd day into your new billing cycle and you’ve already hit more than 1TB mobile data usage ? That’s quite unthinkable for me as mine is still less than 2GB now since I use mostly Maxis Fibre line now. Even when I depended solely on my Digi Infinite 150, I never used more than 400GB of data.

This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: Jun 3 2020, 07:22 PM

No. Not really.

Try to get a new Digi sim to try it out. Because once you ordered the Digi Postpaid 100 Infinite online, your RM200 deposit cannot be refunded in case you want to do early termination.

This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: Jun 24 2020, 02:21 PM

You can order online but buying it directly from shop is faster I suppose. I think I’ve seen new Digi SIM Pack at Speedmart 99 too.

Yes the initial deposit cannot be refunded. And there is a RM10 stamp duty too for new Digi Postpaid registration.

It’s actually still possible to buy Digi LiVE Prepaid starter pack on Digi website. Cannot choose number though.

Buy the B618-65D unlocked set or B818-263. You won’t regret it.

I had a second line on Digi Postpaid 100 Infinite a year ago. It was ok. No problem watching YouTube at 1080P or Netflix at HD either.

Sabah and Sarawak tend to outperform KV when it comes to Digi 4G/4G+ speed and stability. Hence most of my contacts from there have 016-prefix for their mobile phone number. Almost everyone has been using Digi since secondary school.

This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: Jun 27 2020, 04:31 PM

Huawei B818-263 is another very hot modem to pair with i150 now.

Fine from my end. Digi Postpaid 150 Infinite subscriber here.

I understand these two are the best available now in the market.

Anybody who intends to buy B818-263 (FarEasTone - Taiwan Telco set) should do it fast as price only keeps increasing due to high demand. The price was less than RM500 back in April and May because many hesitated to buy.

I have both B618-65D unlocked V81 (MYS warranty) and B818-263 (FarEasTone - Taiwan Telco set) and both work great. Only complaint about B818-263 is the rather poor WiFi footprint. But given the price is almost RM200 cheaper than B618-65D, B818-263 is definitely still a good buy.

Another thing about the Taiwan B818-263 is that it is VoLTE enabled and it will work even with the normal phone line cable (no need RJ45 cable). I found the voice to be clearer compared to B618-65D too.

It’s area dependant, so only you can find out yourself.