15 AUG 2021: BE Warn! DiGi fibre reported to throttle connection during night (around 9PM) onwards.

https://www.digi.com.my/shop/broadband-overview



My area listed, which i think using TM infra this time.

This post has been edited by pikacu: Aug 15 2021, 09:30 AM

Rm190 for 500Mbps is quite cheap also.

maybe just typo...50mbps if properly QoS-ed can replace 100mps line without much degradation...that is why tm avoid offering such package otherwise their revenue will affected

Still considered expensive due to TM Wholesale unflexible port pricing for other competing ISPs.

TNB Allo's allows ISPs to market symmetrical 100Mbps at RM89/mth with its Allo City Broadband offerings.

Other ISPs such as Maxis and DiGi cannot afford to do this because they have to take TM Wholesale and Time Fibre's wholesale pricing to cover all of them.

no wonder i saw some tm works in front of my house in past 2 weeks. unifi connection is okay at that time.

my flat got unifi, and recently time just in
i check digi coverage is show available,
after i check coverage, it add FTTH on address

Interesting.

50mbps at rm90 per month is very worth for entry level user.

Any review on Digi broadband?

does it comes with free phone calls?

Very good price for that speed. I also wish to subs for 50 Mbps but not available for unifi. Have to wait contract expired first.

yeah finally i saw this plan.

currently using unifi 30mbps plan then turboed to 50mbps for RM189/month.

Just curious why u didnt renew to rm 129 for 100 Mbps ? Can save rm 60 per month.

No phone calls according to https://www.digi.com.my/support/help-center...product-general

Damn man, if my parents' home isn't under contract until January 2022, I would have already switched their fiber Internet plan. If Digi Fiber's international routing is the same as their postpaid mobile Internet plans, the Internet will be at least better than Maxis and TM. And that 1Gb package, where is pakji now?

For comparison, this is what TNB Allo pricing model which other ISPs should be using as gauge.



All plans are symmetrical in speed.

DiGi's international routing is not good. It relies 98% on its parent company Telenor Global Services as its transit carrier for international routing.

AS4818 - DiGi Telecommunications Sdn. Bhd.
https://bgp.he.net/AS4818

If you dig right deeper into AS15932 Telenor Global Services AS, which handles 98% of its international traffic: https://bgp.he.net/AS15932

DiGi's parent Telenor Global Services is basically buying a bulk of its international traffic from TM Net which is makes up of 35.7% of its capacity.

Of ALL the Big 5 telcos in Malaysia: TM, Maxis, Celcom, Umobile and TIME

Only 2 of them are independent from TM. TIME has its sister company Global Transit for its international transit needs while Maxis sources NTT Asia to handle its bulk of international traffic.

Even Umobile also is using TM Net for its bulk of international traffic handling which accounts for 32% of its needs that's like 1/3 of its capacity.

AS38466 - U Mobile Sdn Bhd
https://bgp.he.net/AS38466

Interesting. Currently using rm199 unifi 500mbps + dg infinite 150 for mobile data. If switch to this can save abit more

Rm190 500mbps + rm60 unlimited mobile internet

This post has been edited by Boy96: Oct 3 2020, 03:16 PM

Wow, someone who actually think bgp.he.net actually reflects the quality of a transit blend. But lets' got with it.
Looking at Maxis's peer list at https://bgp.he.net/AS9534#_peers it seems that it connects to only one of Asia Big 3. Any reasons why I should be convinced with what you say over my experience with Maxis?

And about Time dotCom, go to https://bgp.he.net/AS9930#_asinfo and see the 44% Hurricane Electric blend and then weep. Then look at Time dotCom less than 10% blend from Asia Big 3 and weep again.

About TM, it may have all Asia Big 3 in the blend, but they still sucks, just go ask many users of TM's consumer-level Internet services. Hurricane Electric 40% cannot be offset by the 20% Asia Big 3.

I am living at an old flat. I tried to ask maxis or unifi to change my plan to 100mbps. But they told me they couldnt sell to me due to my area not supported. max speed my area can support only 50mbps.

Finally I saw digi offering 50mbps at lower price.

This looks interesting but I'm guessing not many are taking up since:

1. No fixed line
2. Not enough reviews yet.
3. Also wonder what's their P2P policy? Any Fair Usage Policy that's unknown.

let me give you some insights about their service
Their dynamic ip is not dynamic, technically p2p won't work, because it is more of an internal assigned ip to a routing access which then you might share a single ip with multiple different home units. port forwarding doesn't work well

During first lauching if your aeea is new they do use dynamic ip range meaning you can really look up to your router and also google they match, not so after your new area has more home connecting to it.

This post has been edited by Avex: Oct 12 2020, 09:12 AM