Had anyone tried the new Digi NEXT48 5G plan and finished up all the 10GB hotspot quota and still manage to use the 45GB quota for hotspot purpose?

Had anyone subscribe to this pass and able to use it for hotspot or can buy the additional RM5 hotspot pass to use the base quota for hotspot purpose?

My friend on Digi Unlimited 6Mbps RM40 and his 5G was activated automatically for the first time. Anyone having such experience?

anyone could confirm the latest edisi kuning plan will allow user to continue utilize main quota after hotspot quota exhausted? Or ought to buy the RM6 15GB add on as mentioned in the FAQ?

This seems to be a disadvantage for some who are currently using the next 48 5G plan mainly for hotspot. As the old next48 plan will continue to deduct from main quota after hotspot quota fully depleted

Similar experience for the Kajang line MRT. Initially it was 2CA (B3+B7) on Digi and 4G only (B7) for Celcom. After the integration, Celcom B7 was shutdown and Digi B1 was activated and main PLMN from Digi to Celcom (similar to most post-integration sites). The 4G+ speed on my Poco F5 reach almost 300Mbps. To be frank, I'm satisfy with merger as a Celcom user. Started to receive 4G signal near the 99 speedmart at ParkPlace, close to UiTM Dengkil. Previously I have both close to no signal on both of my Celcom and Maxis dual SIM. Now my Celcom can use the Digi tower nearby.

The trip to Bukit Fraser last year was remarkable for me as well. My friend on Digi could receive similar signal strength with my Celcom SIM along the journey from Kepong until the peak of the hill. The coverage is definitely way better than Maxis. Overall I'm satisfy with the merger

This post has been edited by jasontanky: Mar 2 2024, 04:22 PM

The 4G handover still not good in partially integrated area as far as I could notice. Crossing LDP Sunway tol will also have chance of fail to handover from CelcomDigi (Subang) to Celcom (Puchong) when I put my phone on 4G which the network almost disconnect itself. Hopefully they could speed up the entire merger process.

MRT wise I barely travel beyond TRX on Putrajaya line so I couldn't tell. However, the Taman Naga Emas outdoor station has both weak 4G signal from Celcom and Digi itself which integration alone wouldn't help. They should really consider to add a tower nearby the station. Maxis has full 4G+ there. Quite important as the 5G signal was too weak so even a 5G compatible device wouldn't solve

This post has been edited by jasontanky: Mar 2 2024, 11:23 PM

For MRT wise I have no idea. MRT Putrajaya integration is really one of a kind compared to all other CelcomDigi integration that I encountered personally. All CelcomDigi integrated sites regardless it is Digi-ZTE cluster in North and Central or Celcom-Huawei cluster in South and East coast, the main PLMN is always gonna be 502 19(MY CELCOM) and the secondary one will be 502 16(Digi). However, the MRT Putrajaya line seems to be the opposite one. Even the recently integrated MRT Kajang line follow the common convention

However, when entering the tunnel from Kuchai Lama. My phone will experience total disconnect until I put my phone in airplane mode and back again. Both Celcom and Maxis shared the similar issue. No fix for over a year

Time to blame Far Me as he indirectly causes this tragedy?

Same signal strength, but core network different, so depends on which services (websites or apps) u used, certain games might have better or worse latency

It is hard to address co-channel interference even for modern AAU today. Therefore it is kinda expected to have poor speed despite good signal. This is why indoor MRT 4G+ speed is way faster than your average outdoor 4G+ speed, because there was no interference from nearby cell sites

are you a foreigner? And on the main page top left, it shows Raja Kombo instead of CelcomDigi Edisi Kuning right

Only Celcom and U Mobile have USSD over LTE features, hopefully Maxis and Digi will follow soon

My Celcom NX25 is receiving additional 10GB for my third renewal, which I got total of 50GB (allow hotspot) compared to the old the new NX25 plan is the way to go after they decided not to give the additional 24GB hotspot quota

For Peninsula Malaysia, southern and eastern region: Kept and upgrade Celcom sites, dismantle Digi sites unless very weak or no Celcom coverage. If central and northern, the opposite happen