I believe it’s the opposite. Data users prefer Digi due to markedly better coverage and overall better and faster speed, and non-data users are okay with U Mobile since availability of 4G is a non-issue if they just want to make and receive calls.

It’s 10Mbps now.


But with capped speed of 5Mbps for M Pass and 15 Mbps for L Pass ? And also limited hotspot quota at 5GB and 10GB respectively.


Probably most who are interested in an unlimited data plan are already on Digi Infinite and are happy with it.

This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: Jun 12 2020, 09:39 PM

You can’t unfortunately. And any SMS that was sent to your number when you used it in your iPad will be lost too.

You need to login to Hotlink app in your iPad when you still can receive SMS from the said number - do it from your phone first. Once login it’s good to go.

Insert the SIM to a phone, then login to your Hotlink account on iPad. Key in the OTP, then you are good to go.

That’s a seriously good plan! We’re still a long way to go... especially home fibre pricing.

It is actually good to know what overseas countries are doing, so we won’t be kept in the dark, still thinking we’re so good but in reality we’re nobody.

Our telco Mobile postpaid plans are competitive priced, and with the fierce competition, downtrend in price is expected to continue. Only in home fibre prices and plans that we still have a lot of catching up to do.

There are public figures always try to mislead the people that we’re the best when we’re not. When people are better informed and educated, their voice become louder and indirect pressure can make a difference, perhaps not immediate, but eventually changes will come.

But based on this Bangkok Post article, once FUP of 50GB is hit, speed will slowdown to 512kbps, not 10Mbps.

https://www.bangkokpost.com/business/192598...online-sim-card

This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: Jun 22 2020, 06:27 PM

The said Thailand unlimited data plan by AIS can be found here - www.gomo.th

What you really get is 50GB of mobile data at 10Mbps of maximum speed, after that you can continue to use the internet at 512kbps. Phone call is 100 minutes only under this plan.

Well, that makes Hotlink Prepaid Unlimited quite competitive actually.

Oh please not this again. Please do not bring your agenda here. The user posted wrong information because the ad was in Thai Language. He’s been corrected. Correct information has been posted. Life goes on. People cannot leave bad feedbacks about U Mobile. Whatever issues people have with U Mobile are all the fault of the users. Yes. We all get that now. Come here and taint this thread you can go for a long holiday.

Yes. It seems you are correct. In the FAQ page on the website, it says 10Mbps speed once FUP of 50GB is hit.

In this case, this really is a very good plan!


This is not a tourist plan though. It’s meant for Thais and can be ordered online. And it looks like a postpaid service, which means foreigners cannot sign up for this service unless ones have a residency status.


Competitive assuming the Bangkok Post article was correct that speed will slowdown to 512kbps after 50GB FUP is hit considering the 50GB FUP enforced by Hotlink is the most complained thing in Hotlink Prepaid Unlimited thread. You think way too much already.

This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: Jun 22 2020, 08:44 PM

You are confusing the many passes offered by Digi Prepaid. The RM28 monthly pass that offers 1GB free data between 1PM-7PM is still offered to Digi NEXT Prepaid.

Are you confusing Internet Cili Padi (RM28) with BiGBonus RM28 ?

And the up to 2GB free data for on-time renewal is offered only to Digi NEXT Prepaid and is applicable for any monthly passes (not very sure about time-based passes).

Not very sure when did you start using Digi Prepaid, I have Digi Smart and Digi LiVE, I am not using any of them, more to parking numbers only. But Digi Best, Smart, LiVE Prepaid have always had plenty of different add-on passes since year 2015 at least, as far as I remember and what you see they advertise on their website are not all. There are plenty more on the MyDigi app.

Believe it’s a lottery with U Mobile. One is very lucky if U Mobile works for them. But for many it doesn’t, hence people always rotate around Maxis, Digi and Celcom or the MVNO riding on Celcom network. Like I mentioned, why would anyone wants to pay RM100 for Digi Postpaid 100 Infinite or RM98 Celcom MEGA UNLIMITED M if one only needs to pay only RM58 for U Mobile GX68 when all these 3 postpaid plans come with similar features ?

No. You are the one confusing people by saying Digi is no longer offering the 30GB free data between 1PM - 7PM for the RM28 pass, when led me to think if you were talking about the Internet Cili Padi 28, which indeed doesn’t have the free 30GB data or BiGBonus 28.

I had clarified in one thread by posting a picture of BiGBonus 28 that the features of the said pass remains the same, which you had responded too but you later went on by claiming “Next 28” is missing the 30GB free data.

Already posted information from their website and you can refer to their website for a more complete information but you don’t want. So what can I do ?

Yes. Digi’s marketing team did a mistake for not including the whole information in their advertisement. People shall lodge a complaint on their Facebook. But why carry on and spreading wrong information when we already know the advertisement doesn’t have complete details of the relevant pass ?

When you are alerted what you posted is wrong, you should have gone and check which information is correct since somebody queried you. But you didn’t and continued to post wrong information everywhere.

MaxisONE Plan 128 vs Hotlink Prepaid Unlimited RM45

Both speed tests were run just a few minutes ago on two very old iOS devices.

No. It should be more or less the same as Maxis Postpaid.

I’m not very sure about that. It could also be due to congestion issue at the particular area. But as you can see, it is currently fine with my Hotlink Prepaid Unlimited. The reported problem was that their download speed was like 1Mbps to 2Mbps only or less.

By the way, below is the speedtest result for Digi Postpaid 150 Infinite, just for reference. Test was done just a few minutes ago too. The speed can go up to 30Mbps - 40Mbps if I were to use the same SIM card in Huawei B618-65D around this hour. I no longer do this anymore since I’m mainly using Maxis Home Fibre at home now.