Then you can get away with just using whatever default TM one no?

In that case the AX57 is more than good enough.

Same. Not yet. Tempted to change to another ISP since TM is charging the same for less bandwidth…

I did mine last year. Opened late Dec, funds for Jan, RM388 credited mid-march. 76 days from date of account opening.
iirc TnC stated within 90 days of account opening.

My cousin & wife and my friends got theirs after 80-85 days. They opened late Mar and put for April.

My daughter just got hers today. Opened early April, put for May. 94 days.

My mum too I think but I haven't checked yet.

Time for me to go collect commission.

FTTR has pros and cons . some of  China's chinese are not happy with FTTR installation. you can find a lot of info from YT.

Not necessary.
Nowadays operating systems are smart enough to generate a temporary ipv6 address and it will rotate after certain period.

You can visit some ipv6 test website, it will shows your temporary ipv6 address instead of the stable ipv6 address.

Any review on their performance of 10gbps to international server?

PRIVATE IP
30 Mbps
50 Mbps
100 Mbps
300 Mbps

PUBLIC IP
500 Mbps
800 Mbps
1 Gbps
2 Gbps

Since October 2023

Since they "finally" updated their database to reflect the correct package.
I had to email them to get public IP back.

Can request but it depend on the Unifi Expert Team who will site visit your premise to check whether it is eligible or not.

Currently using Fiberhome SR1041F AX3000 router. Plan was 800Mbps.  Desktop using AXE5400 Tp-link PCIE Wifi card ( Wifi 6e )

Single storey house. Router roughly at the center of the house. My pc is in my room and the router is at dining hall TV table. My room and dining hall is just side by side. Signal strength around 77% .
Is the D-link DIR-X3000Z ( non unifi ) better and more stable wifi signal strength or just the same?

My house is 20x80. My wifi adapter is one with extendable antenna and i place it pretty high up and away from anything metallic or solid object. Sometimes, it can get to 80% but then drops to around 75 to 70% (estimates) but never below 65%.

Stability as in disconnections, and bufferings?

Hello to all sifus and Unifi users, just want to ask.

I've renewed my Unifi contract, in the service acceptance form talked about FUP for Unifi home. What does it mean? Since Unifi fiber have no quota, does this mean they will slow down speed when congested?

Didn’t you know? It has been like this for so long…
I am using 300mbps but with a pathetic 50mbps upload.

Good sharing for current SWU offer. Imo if you do not need the speed of 1gbps, the Rm119 plan is more than enough.
Maxis is as reliable as Unifi, can still steadily load websites and do streaming when others are screaming hell about Unifi poor connection at night. The speed cap is done by TM side. for example I subscribed 100mbps can only get around 94-95mbps, whereas same infra on Unifi get 105mbps. Hence sales person always use this point to counter people switching out from Unifi to make ppl feel bad about their competitors.