Yeah, it's kinda stupid. In bridge mode, the new ONR is exactly the same as the current ONTs that we all have. Limited by 1Gbps ports. Hope TM has an alternative solution by year's end.

Oh really, even with LAN?

this one better with 2.5Gbps 

fibre tak boleh reconnect wun. once putus have to pull new cable from beginning to end.

but be aware. new installations is FREE for standard installation according to unifi website. there is an infographic there in their FAQ section that shows u wat's free and wat has extra charges and how much. i advise u to go check it out so u dun kena scam by their subcons which i baru kena last week.

Theoretically can reach, but in actual only around 300Mbps for Wifi 5 AC.

can hit above 500Mbps in actual no issue (connect to the main wifi router/master node for mesh).

If via mesh (child node) then only can get around 300Mbps to 400Mbps (spike something), average is around 320 to 330Mbps most of the time.

Hmm, the only possible explanation is that Unifi keeps track of the current router MAC address in their system. You need to inform Unifi about changing the router.

No issues on my cousin's PPPoE account, even asked TM to reset the password, use the original router with new password, no issue. but new password on new router, can't connect

(they expect everyone to pony up their own all-ports-are-2.5Gbps solution.)

in comparison, ASUS AX86U also only came with 1 2.5Gbps convertible WAN/LAN port, while the WAN and 4 LAN ports are only 1Gbps.

so I can say, WHILE what TM is allegedly going for is minimum of what is currently available in consumer market, I DON'T AGREE with the practice. At least, should provide 2.5Gbps WAN and 1x 2.5Gbps LAN if not all 4 ports.
A 2.5Gbps LAN should be provided as well so that those who want to connect a different 2.5G mesh access point solution or a 2.5G switch downstream can do so.

Imagine you have 2.5G ONU, 2.5GWAN on router, but only 1Gbps LAN to connect to downstream 2.5G devices.
eff.
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and taking cue from their current D-Link ONR; not only 1Gbps limitation on all LAN ports, but also not supporting whatsoever link aggregation protocol.

5E although not officially rated can do multi gig networking.

Well you will need the multi gig capabilities on both ends yea. Loads of people have tested this, and there are loads of these homelab youtubers that have benchmarked with 5E cables and iPerf. Mine so far highest i reached was 8G, either way not many will fully use all that capabilities larh

"a token of appreciation"

Finally the BTU kaput after running for almost 10 years without turning off. Got replaced with ZTE F620

alcatel-lucent white color one? that's already turn yellowish.

Can use hydrogen peroxide and put plastic wrap around around it and let it bake under the sun for an hour, will become white again.

What yellow? Ini humblebrag Mikrotik CCR... 

fiber > cellular

I agree but now with maxis wireless connection (LTE) is better then fiber.