Nope you did not mention 'most"... Here, your earlier post.. I shall do some work for you..

"For those who are upgraded to turbo, why so eager to get like 500mbps for your mobile phone or laptop? What kind of stuffs do you use that need that kind of speed? Playing games only need like 10mbps stable speed. And streaming movies only need like 50mbps stable speed. If you say downloading...you will never get that kind of speed. You will be lucky to even get 100mbps speed for downloads.

This is actually the reason why TM or other service provider is daring to give users like 1000mbps speed. Cause in real life, nobody use that much bandwidth. Imagine everyone uses 500mbps constantly..do you think TM have that kind of infra to support it?"

Need I say more? It appears you still have some way to go to how the internet works and is used today, and or what it entails to get stuff from A - B and vice-versa.. Seeing as you clearly painted all with the same brush. Again I reiterate, just cause you can only see so far, doesn't mean that everyone else must only be capable of seeing that far. As for games playing.. Try having the best possible ping, (since it's so important that higher speeds don't).. Then play a game streaming off, say Nvidia's servers with just 10Mbps connection.. Do a video record of how lag-free your experience is.. 

Lastly, if MOST people do not use or require more than 10Mbps in today's world.. Pray tell, why are there a lot of "butthurt" streamyx or pre-unifi subs, who are stuck on precisely that speed plan.. I'd like to know how & why even the masses you claim to know much about aren't satisfied with just 10Mbps, since it does it all.. Apparently.. #sarcasm.
No over-reaction here.. Just stating facts.. To comeback at your reply above in your manner of speaking...

Don't forget we are coming from 480p to 540p to 720p to 1080p to 4k to even 8K. Websites have also grown beyond mere html code, consisting primarily of text, "lightweight" images and gifs at the most. Now, you can run a full office suite completely on an internet connection. Heck an entire OS is built just on that.. Look up Chromebook.. Using the same, you can collaborate with other users simultaneously spread across the globe, on the same file and or folders.. with encryption no less.. All of these is becoming every day living.. Just a decade ago, ask yourself, how many mobile devices capable of utilizing the internet today did you have in your average household? Yeah.. let that sink in.. Fast- forward to today, toddlers now "own" their own personal devices and or colonize the living room TV. etc.. So yes, the needs of the majority as you say has indeed been growing and just as 10Mbps was considered the norm or fast till people found out it isn't.. The same will happen to 100Mbps and ISPs best be prepared for such. Lest be caught with pants hanging..

I rest...

Again with the 1080p streaming requires 5Mbps and 4K requires 25Mbps.. I'm assuming you be quoting Netflix or someone who quoted Netflix on this. Nope, not even off the fastest overseas servers or local CDNs will true media of such res be served that much. At least, not without a lot of buffering and having to first load up a stable pre-buffer/cache. Even TM reserves a dedicated 20Mbps connection just to stream UnifiTV alone!!. These are connections off the ISP's own local servers, or at maximum within SEA.. Even then, It's not full 1080p AND is known to occasionally lag. Would it benefit from better internet speeds, pings and equipment? or should they stick to the current specs? It's rhetorical by the way.. You do not have to respond.

Nevertheless, we are in agreement.. Cheaper or rather best bang for buck is a priority for many.. Myself included. Though we must remember that, prior to the recent price reshuffling, TM and possibly other ISPs (looking at you Maxis) has (and still does) been grossly under-serving whilst overcharging us customers. Just 3 years ago, who knew that 100Mbps could be sold to us for RM129? We were paying RM179 (some still are) or more for just 30Mbps.. Go back more and some subs were RM2xx+ for lower speeds even. I can't remember how much exactly back then. But you get my point. They could have done so much more but chose not to because of this concept of "the majority" won't need it. Except now we do and they are scrambling.. My point is, sure the masses won't use the public transport system like MRT, etc but do you build for today's crowd or for tomorrow's crowd? Unfortunately, on the internet speed front, tomorrow is yesterday..Is all I'm saying..
Exactly!

You missed out a point. Content quality grow over time as so with bit rate. Videos might have the same resolution but with higher demands, the bit rate are increased. Increased bit rate requires more bandwidth so for a reasonably good 1080p with bit rate enough in today standard, you would need 8Mbps for the bare minimum and 10Mbps for minimal buffering.

Just get my unifi installed 3 days ago, here is my scenario.

Contractor will pull the fiber cable come into my house through back of my house, however, i want to place the router in my living room which is on front of my house, so, there is two option, one is drill all the way into my house or from behind across my bumbung all the way to front of my house then drill a small hole go into my living room, i choose Option 2, and the fiber total about 40 meter, according to them, 1 meter RM10, so 40 meter suppose to be RM400 but they count me RM350. I got some concern whether the fiber cable can tahan the outdoor weather or not but they show me the fiber was covered by one housing all the way until my living room, according to the, the "case" was weatherproof, but, not too sure how long it can last.

My Turbo 800Mbps has been downgraded to 100Mbps.

TM didn't bother to my request and just downgraded.... their revenue get reduced from 250+ to 129+ now... wakkakakak

Yes, need to sign the new contract of RM129 with 2 years... damn.. somemore no free modem
Downgrade from turbo 800Mbps to 100Mbps.

worth since it is just extra RM10 for additional 200Mbps.. how about the other feature like TV pack?

There are only 1.2M Unifi subscribers and TM has 1.4M unused ports.

I wonder if TM just uses the "no port" tactic to prevent folks from terminating their existing package to subscribe to a cheaper package that's on promo to new subscribers...

Finally they came over and change modem.

Can achieve 300/50 speed without problem.

http://www.speedtest.net/result/7870470852

is there any way to change ISP without penalty charge?
rn using maxis fiber , and i think wanted change to Unifi ...

RM500 for maxis ?

I had ask TM Point in Butterworth when I plan to downgrade my unifi, the customer service told me that the penalty charge no longer RM500, penalty charge is total amount of the remaining contract. Let say you are paying RM139 monthly and you still have 1 year of contract, you need to pay the penalty of RM139 * 12

I'm still skeptical on what he told me. Maybe any members here have the answer ?

I went to TM point and got my downgrade to the RM99 for 50 Mbps package. This does not include any free calls and comes with the set top box with no TV packages.

It is essentially an internet only package.

I had to argue like hell to get it. They feigned knowledge of its existence initially and made some calls to supposed "superiors" They wanted me to pay RM 129 for 50 Mbps which is silly when the 100 Mbps package costs the same.

While I kind of feel left out as I really wanted to be Turbo'd and didn't mind continuing to pay RM 179 for 500 Mbps if Turbo'd, I realise it's probably not going to happen as I am in an apartment. even though I did "Submit" for consideration under the Turbo status. I see from recent comments that some folk got Turbo'd pretty quickly after submitting but am unsure if it's because they are in landed property or apartments with fibre cabling already built in.

At least I get to save RM 80 a month.

Hopefully, TM is more transparent with what they are going to do moving forward as I could have saved the RM 80 per month for the last 4 months rather than just waiting to get Turbo'd which was never going to come anyway.

Thanks for all the helpful replies here.