Have patience. Yours will be transitioned soon.

Once the fateful day comes,* here are some additional steps. To get more premium channels, visit https://unifi.com.my/new to subscribe — plans start from RM8/month.

- Select your preferred TV pack and verify with your IC or passport. Create your personalized @iptv domain when prompted; xxxx@iptv will serve as your new Unifi TV user ID.
- You’ll be redirected to TM’s Unifi Digital ID portal. Create your account and link your IC/passport for verification. This step is important, as TM will match your details between your Unifi TV pack order and your Unifi Digital ID, which serves as your gateway to managing your Unifi TV account.
- You’ll receive your Unifi TV pack order confirmation via your registered phone and email, containing your new user ID (xxxx@iptv) and password.
- You're done. Welcome to Unifi TV 2.0. Manage your account anytime via the Unifi UniVerse app, Unifi Selfcare portal, or via Unifi TV account portal.

*If it's not happening after all, consider deleting your Unifi TV account (the email one). Create a new account by following the steps above.

Hope it helps.

This post has been edited by doubleM2: Sep 16 2025, 06:05 PM

It’s a revamp for Family Pack. One of the only two packs offering all 73 channels; the other one’s Super Star Pack (new name for Ultimate Max Pack).

Can upgrade from Standard to Ultimate Plan — just add RM10. So RM62 in total.

This post has been edited by doubleM2: Sep 16 2025, 09:25 PM

It’s from Unifi TV’s side.

Even with the new audio and subtitle options in Settings, you still have to reselect your preferred subtitles on every channel. Irritating.

Have you checked in the MyUnifi or Unifi UniVerse app to see if the issue persists?

This offer is exclusive to Unifi TV 2.0 users.

I recommend waiting until it’s your turn so you can enjoy the full 30‑day free access to the streaming apps.

I confirm all these problems are still not fixed. Especially the subtitles part — it’s across all devices.

For the new Super Star Pack (promo RM111/month until Dec 12), the Netflix app that comes with it is the Standard plan.

If you want to upgrade to the Premium 4K plan, just add RM13/month on top of your pack price.

This post has been edited by doubleM2: Sep 20 2025, 08:00 PM

The app is 4 Mbps. For STB with IPTV, 8 Mbps.

In short, the Super Star Pack (2025) and the Ultimate Pack (2020) differ significantly in both channel line‑up, streaming app offerings, and its availability.

Super Star Pack (2025) — RM111/mth until Dec 12; RRP RM139 (Unifi), RM180 (non-Unifi)

• All 73 linear channels
• Unifi TV 2.0 companion app
• 9 streaming apps: Netflix (Standard), Disney+ Hotstar (Basic), HBO Max (Standard), BBC Player, beIN Sports Connect, CMGO, SIAR, SPOTV NOW, and Viu (switchable to another OTT app once a month)
• No contract, cancel anytime
• Open to all Malaysians — with/without Unifi Home

Ultimate Pack (2020) — RM60/mth (Unifi only)

• 69 linear channels — HBO channels not included
• Unifi TV 1.0 companion app (upgradeable to 2.0 depending on your account readiness)
• 5 streaming apps: Disney+ Hotstar (Basic), BBC Player, beIN Sports Connect, SIAR, and SPOTV NOW
• 24-month contract — early termination fees may apply
• Unifi Home customers only — with STB IPTV connection

This post has been edited by doubleM2: Sep 21 2025, 12:48 PM

Since the Unifi TV 2.0 app works entirely over the internet as an OTT service, it doesn’t rely on the IPTV functions of your White Box.

That means your current box will continue to work for channel browsing and playback until TM eventually shuts down the IPTV broadcast. Once that happens, all viewing will have to go through Unifi TV 2.0.

This post has been edited by doubleM2: Sep 22 2025, 05:35 PM

No issues with the streaming, but the interface lags here and there, and those audio/subtitle bugs are honestly quite irritating.

That’s the newest model, Unifi TV Box v3/Gen 3, set to release to public by year-end or next year.

Just a possible cosmetic change to the box and some internal upgrades as stated by the Android TV Guide website.

This post has been edited by doubleM2: Sep 24 2025, 04:48 PM

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This post has been edited by doubleM2: Sep 24 2025, 04:45 PM

Seems like only the packaging has changed, the device inside is still the same.

Anyone who’s got the box, mind checking and sharing the model number here?

Any performance upgrade?



Mine’s using the v2, but with new logo.

For those on older Unifi TV Packs that used to come with iQIYI Standard, you’re now getting iQIYI Premium by default.

The switch started when Unifi TV was revamped on Sept 13.

Not at all.

Refer to this website: https://unifi.com.my/tv/index.html#/tv-directory/channels/

Or this below for clarity, made simply by yours truly.

This post has been edited by doubleM2: Sep 29 2025, 04:00 AM

You can.

But you’ll lose some channels when switching to the new Sports Pack.

Refer here:

It’s simply because the All-Star Pack mainly built around 4 premium apps alongside 16 free channels.

All-Star Pack — RM88/mth until Dec 12; RRP RM99 (Unifi), RM129 (non-Unifi)

• 4 premium streaming apps: Netflix (Standard), Disney+ Hotstar (Basic), HBO Max (Standard), and Viu (switchable to another OTT app once a month)
• 16 free linear channels: TV1, TV3, TV Sarawak, CNA, ABC Australia, etc.
• Unifi TV 2.0 companion app

This post has been edited by doubleM2: Sep 29 2025, 01:16 PM