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.

Please walk in to any Digi center, and there's no more online MNP.

Did you not say MNP to Digi prepaid? For prepaid, it can be done at Digi center only.

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https://www.androidcentral.com/how-much-dat...aming-media-use

''''''' Here's how the streams break down on average.

    Low quality video is very low-quality. think 240p or 360p. Low-quality settings will use about 0.3GB (300MB) per hour.

    SD quality video is standard 480p video. SD-quality video uses about 0.7GB (700MB) per hour.

    HD quality video is between 720p and 2K (remember, the app adjusts the stream). HD-quality video uses about 0.9GB (720p), 1.5GB (1080p) and 3GB (2K) per hour.

    UHD quality video uses a lot of data. A 4K stream uses about 7.2GB per hour.
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Afaik;

In general, 360p/SD video quality is good enough for the 6" screen of smartphones; 720p/HD is good enough for 14" laptops; 1080p/FHD is good enough for 21" desktop monitors and large TV up to 55" and 4k/2160p/UHD is needed for screens larger than 55", eg projectors.

For those who watch videos on large TV of more than 55", they need to stream at 4k/2160p/UHD. A 1-hour video = 7GB of data consumed. 4-hours daily = about 30GB. 1 month = about 900GB.
....... So, the Digi Infinite 150 phone/modem plan boleh pakai in this case since throttling to 5Mbps only happen when exceeded 1TB of data used per month. Otherwise go for unlimited TM Unifi  Home Fiber or other Home Fiber plans.

I'm not sure whether watching Live TV or Live sports from the web uses more data than the above figures.
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PS - https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/78358?hl=en

''''''' The table below shows the approximate speeds recommended to play each video format.

Video Resolution/Recommended sustained speed
4K  ...............20 Mbps
HD 1080p  ... 5 Mbps
HD 720p  ... 2.5 Mbps
SD 480p ... 1.1 Mbps
SD 360p  ... 0.7 Mbps '''''''

Other video-streaming sites may have different or higher speed recommendation.
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want to check with you all, do u feel the 4g router consume much more electricity than fixed line one?

maxis also offering unlimited data package, anyone tried?

I think he talking about HUP35 🤭

hi, newbie here, how do I still get unlimited with Digi Postpaid 150...

I read, its mentioned that you need to add on RM10 for unlimited with 12 months contract. Got special promo now, with RM0 cost?

Noted. Thank you for sharing the visual reference for confirmation 🙏

I know right. That is what I saw from the DiGi website. Fortunately, there are kind souls like yourself who help clear up the confusion.

just a guess -
the new 150 plan free unlimited upgrade is probably "up to 1TB" but still restricted to the 3 device etc.
the RM10 sounds like at the very least is to remove the device cap.

(i did not go through t&c if it's applicable to the free promo or the RM10 addon)

Why digi infinite doesnt have 5g?dam fucuk digi

wrote months ago; nothing beneficial will come out from merger.
Gone is the Digi that was innovative.
I expect the merged behemoth will eventually just turn into a clone of old inflexible Celcom, which is leading the merged entity.

they wont, guess just move on... somehow i felt they screwing infinite users on purpose

Am still using old Maxis Postpaid 98 plan. Maxis has been giving free 5G Access for more than a month already. Still paying the same price. But of course, if you want more data then your only option is to migrate to one of the new Maxis Postpaid plans.