The Plan is a data service only (with base data of 1000GB) (“FUP Limit”) which provides access to the Internet and related services. The Service is subject to 4G and 5G network availability and your own device capability. The Service is only available at selected coverage areas. You can check if your area is within the Service coverage area by visiting u.com.my/.

thank, just saw that in FAQ for U Home 5G.
Does anyone knows what is the speed after exceed 1000GB?

1000GB, all my home device don even reach 500GB per month

wow. How many people in your home that use the internet?
Do you download movies a lot or do video streaming a lot?

Dunno why app on my phone very stupid one



Keep this error

I see I see, previously I've seen most plan dont allow put into phone

yeah. that was correct. most plans are like that because those plans are actually mobile plans.

It looks like this is different because classified as broadband plan. No hotspot limit.

At RM68, can get 5G speed if your area has coverage and 1000GB FUP. I think this might be the best choice for me.
Just trying to see if any real users can share the speed that they experience.
And I only plan to use for 1 month and then terminate, Wonder if anyone has any experience/thoughts on this. The website says no contract. Just have to play 1 month in advance.

do you know which modem/wifi router that is affordable for the U Home 5G?
The modem reccommended on umobile website are >RM1000 for 5G

pr0n farm detected

The reason why 1TB quota was imposed is to prevent people like you running cyber cafes, porn downloading farms and illegal file hosting.

Most average working class bachelor/single users won't even hit 300GB despite streaming video every day, occasionally buy digital games and download apps.

Very affordable plan for moderate users especially if you're a bachelor living on your own and travels around Malaysia frequently so that you won't be tied down by contracts.

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its not like I am supporting anyone but let him be la. He pay, he use to his liking. to each his own.

side note. nowadays, i feel like we users are subjected to the whims and likes of big corporations. to me, if want to give unlimited data, just do it properly. FUP and quota is just another way for them to squeeze money for users. If not true unlimited, just publish "terang terang", no need put fine prints in terms and conditions or FAQ, have to dig dig dig to find info.

Very obvious you're not using this with normal activities.

Myself working adult hardly even touch more than 300GB monthly on my fibre fixed connection at home. 1TB not enough?

Work from home? Ask your company to subsidize your home fibre connection la. You stream web conferencing in full 4K resolution?

You want to use it to your heart content? Pay more la for your home studio, porn download farm or NAS torrenting.

The one complaining and bragging with your TB traffic was you with the original screenshot. Very unreasonable person.

You go buffet unlimited serving means you can bring a big bag pour every food tray on the table and tarpao home all for yourself?

You pay 370 for a Unifi and you want to compare your downloading activities with a cheap 68 wireless plan?

No need to guess. See also I know you are attempting abnormal internet activity at home. Very few people can reach more than 500GB monthly unless your turn your home into some SOHO running a studio or illegal remote data centre.

If you need more than 1,000GB in a month, U Mobile is also offering a U Home 5G Add-on that provides an additional 1,000GB of high-speed quota that’s valid until the next billing cycle. According to U Mobile, this U Home 5G Add-on costs RM30 and this is incredibly good value for money for data-heavy users. With the current introductory promo (RM68/month), this means you can get a 5G wireless broadband plan with a whopping 2000GB of data for only RM98/month.

Wireless broadband can never be compared with fibre and treated equally in every way. Even it it claims to be truly unlimited or with unthrottled speed it fluctuates very noticeably during peak hours or if your area is extremely congested.

Just because 5G claims it can do gigabit speeds, means a single account can be used as a WAN line for an entire office. It cannot handle many concurrent connections like your fixed fibre would.

With fibre you can download a large file and split it into 8-16 connections and the download will still finish, but not with mobile lines.

It has to deal with lots of network restrictions such as network slicing from DNB, then radio resources with time/time/phase for the limited slots at the base station, backhaul as such.
Do 4 people watch 4k videos concurrently at the same time? All day long? That's madness.

Just like Netflix providers are becoming more aware about abuse sharing, each account is meant to be personally restricted to just one user. Don't get any extra ideas of trying to sell a 5G line hook it up on a wireless router and share with all the neighbors around you. Kiamsap and ikan kering la like that.

You remember Netflix how it started to restrict account sharing by restricting each account to only a single device? The same is expected of each mobile data SIM they're going to restrict simultaneous connection to at most 4 for each account to prevent abuse.

If you got 4 heavy users in your family watching 4k videos non stop all day, or whatever you're not telling it's best recommended that you maintain 4 separate U Home 5G accounts for each of them. RM68 cheap only what.

I'm not jumping into a sinking ship though staying with my highly reliable fibre line at home. If the service gets highly popular your area will see extreme traffic congestion soon with the nearby base station. It'll surely become very unbearable to use. They never guarantee anything or minimum guaranteed speed with their service.

Have you started using it?

Don't forget to report its consistency and reliability of your downloads when you do over the next 6 months. 

See you can easily pull terabytes of data through it as you would with your fibre line.