Ask them what technology are they using? Share here pls. Curious to know. I dont think is satellite.

From the pictures, it seems the company use wireless backhaul to carry Internet to the building, then use fiber(?) to distribute it to the tenants of the building that subscribe to the service.

here the application from with term and conditions n ya they say is satellite same like astro but signal more strong
satellite top of building > hub?serve?cpu? from there adjust our package speed (same building) > fiber > to costumer home

The set up is similar to that of Google's acquired Webpass and YTL's collaboration with FB's Terragraph 5G wireless backhaul tech.
Instead of pulling fibre directly into the building to service it they use high capacity 5G P2P microwave antennas that gets buildings connected within days instead of months.

The last mile solution to each building tenant/subscriber is using wired tech instead.

In the case of Webpass USA, they install gigabit ethernet switches serving every floor of the building and pull CAT6 cables to each home unit.All switches on each floor is controlled by a layer 3 switch within the same building that is linked back to the ISP's concentrators/broadband routers for authentication.

Similarly, instead of installing switches on each floor as ethernet wiring could not travel far for gigabit capable services for future proofing, you can use many other wired technologies in place.

You have GigaWire 2.0 which claims to deliver 1Gbps over short existing telephone wiring or go with the safest solution FTTH(direct fibre to the home).

In this case they opted the most obvious and future proof solution: passive optics to the home.

All they needed was an OLT switch connected to the layer 3 switch which is hookup to the wireless backhaul feed and you've the building serviced with high speed ethernet.

Somehow this solution provided by Google Webpass is even more popular and suited for dense cities than Google Fiber itself. Cheaper and easier to deploy.

This post has been edited by Candy12: Mar 9 2020, 09:30 PM

got their contact no bro?
can subscribe anywhere in msia right? currently my home got no unifi..

sure , pm u already~~

u applied edy?
how was the speed? is it stable? can share speedtest as well?

didn't know yet , march 15 only come setup~~

So hows the internet bro? Is it ok or nay?

is ok my plan is 50mb , download can reach 5Mb/s ++ from baidu , mega and torrent , some chinese website need times to load (i think vpn can bypass) battlefield online no more lag , raining signal still ok n i just use 2 weeks only~~

I tried to contact the no incharge with the wifi but no responds.. I wanna ask if there is a contract for subscribing it.. If yes.. How many month? Haahha.. Since they still have no proper customer service and only provide whatsapp no as for the contact number (company).. So im a bit like "is this wifi/company is okay?" .. Hahha u knw what i mean?

contract minimum half year , yeah~~ so i pick half year

My apartment also had. I see many people install. Was thinking to install but worry regret. How's the speed so far after use 3 weeks. Any disruption or slow.

Guys, the antenna is shared the whole building as per Candy12 explained ?

Currently I'm using this "Gigabit-Fiber" and the speed I subscribe is 100Mbps. So far I use the speed is stable on morning or night same. But the large problem is their server site communicate to other web services. For example I'm playing ubisoft game and sometime I couldn't launch success of the launcher by using their services so that I need use vpn to by pass their server to ubisoft service. And right now EA launcher same as what I mention, can launch but no service. The next problem I not sure is my modem place problem or their problem cause sometime whatever I doing playing games, browsing.. the internet will suddenly disappear and will reconnect back in 3 minutes, but when I playing games this couldn't be allow though. Last problem I also not sure is my problem or their problem.. My house are using TVbox to watch drama which 三立, not sure is the tv box server problem or ISP problem cause my family only watch few channel every weekend and weekday and only one channel not able to view. But first, I tried use simcard to sim modem and share LAN to tv box, the channel was able to watch.

https://pictr.com/images/2020/06/15/7xnNuB.md.jpg

I just subscribed on the 100mbps plan and used for a week. The speed is quite stable on morning and night. Ping while gaming is stable too.

Just saw this at my place. How is the service after using them so far?

whatsapp them the num to ask about my place coverage, they said will get back to me, but 1 month later, still no response.

They are gonna run roadshow at my building, I might give it a try, considering I (we, residents) am out of choices, this new ISP provides the best attractive internet solutions compared to others available in my area.
Any users from Penang? Could share 2 cents?

Thanks.

Good luck

They were supposed to be here last week for 5 evenings but in the end habuk pun tak ada