Fair enough, since I'm pretty sure Maxis's RM99 for 300Mbps promo will increase price after the 2 years

but again, just jump again when contract is over 

Just want to share some info regarding this matter because I already saw the current internal pdf for the current offer. Some nice and polite TM staff from TM point showed me.

The 300Mbps RM99 (excl. tax) and 1Gbps RM159 (exl. tax) are part of Tier 3 and Tier 4 offer. TM made these Tier 3 & 4 offers specifically to counter offer Maxis or other customer that want to switch to other ISP.
I saw only 300Mbps and 1Gbps on the table for Tier 3 & 4. Other speeds are left blank, means no offer.

I saw some keynotes below the table stated that after 2 years contract finish, The Tier 3 & 4 offers will auto change speed meaning 300Mbps will become 100Mbps for the RM99 (excl. tax) and 1Gbps will become 500Mbps for the RM159 (excl. tax) packages respectively. So that is the catch for Tier 3 & 4.

For the Tier 2, it is the normal SWU we already know about. For example , if 300Mbps RM129 (excl. tax) will be reduce to RM119 (excl. tax). But this Tier 2 package will come with the postpaid Unifi mobile plan RM39 (excl. tax) per month and you have to pay first month whether you want to use it or not and can cancel it after the 1st month. And also includes the free 6 months and new router.

I don't read the whole pdf so I don't know the further difference in detail between Tier 3 and Tier 4. Maybe some TM staff in here can shed some light if they want to expose themselves 

So thats it, choose wisely before making any decision.

Yes, Maxis never provide permanant discount
They will only give you monthly rebate for 2 years at most
And then they will leave you hanging there without contract and refused to give you any promo unless you transfer to Unifi

Kind of off-topic, but after the recent DNS incident, I'm trying to find a router that can run a VPN.

So far looking at Ubiquiti Ultra Cloud Gateway. Will probably use my old Archer C9 as a wireless AP. Would that be ok?

I'm guessing no issues running it with TM Unifi?

Ooh ya correct2. 2.5Gbps is only from the WAN

Yeah it's a service to protect from some malware
it is certainly not a replacement for an antivirus

consider also Quad9, 9.9.9.9
they also offer Malware Protection

but personally, adblocking is a better tool at preventing virus in the first place
so, an adblocking dns like Adguard Public DNS is an option

Maybe consider GL-iNET Routers as well? They have an official store on Shopee
Consider the Flint 2

their routers are advertised as VPN routers, supporting OpenVPN and Wireguard, their firmware is based on OpenWRT

Otherwise I think the latest Asus routers also support Wireguard

or there are also other routers that could be flashed to run OpenWRT

But since you've mentioned Ubiquiti, consider Mikrotik as well, though not cheap

Anybody here who is on 1Gbps package can get 999Mbps download speed on speedtest?

Anybody here who is on 1Gbps package can get 999Mbps download speed on speedtest?

Anybody here who is on 1Gbps package can get 999Mbps download speed on speedtest?

anyone knows if Unifi Plus Box can be repurposed with mainstream linux distros? don't want those restrictive distros with limited OS packages.

eager to use it for mapping unsecured DNS from dhcp LAN to secure DNS, through IPsec tunnel..

i don't think Play store have app capable of performing the above intent upon every reboot (after power restore).

anyone knows if Unifi Plus Box can be repurposed with mainstream linux distros? don't want those restrictive distros with limited OS packages.

eager to use it for mapping unsecured DNS from dhcp LAN to secure DNS, through IPsec tunnel..

i don't think Play store have app capable of performing the above intent upon every reboot (after power restore).

Kind of off-topic, but after the recent DNS incident, I'm trying to find a router that can run a VPN.

So far looking at Ubiquiti Ultra Cloud Gateway. Will probably use my old Archer C9 as a wireless AP. Would that be ok?

I'm guessing no issues running it with TM Unifi?

Ok you mention you got upgraded to 1Gbps
what Modem did you get, is it the black D-Link?

If no, then your modem probably has a max speed of Gigabit Ethernet = 940Mbps max

if yes, and assuming you used Double NAT or Bridge (this mode has a bug of randomly dropping to 300Mbps max) to connect to your TP-Link's 2.5Gig WAN Port

It is mentioned you have a Gigabit Ethernet Port
and the only ports left on the TP-Link are Gigabit as well

so again, 940Mbps max

If you have an advanced high end Wifi 6 client, maybe can pull over the 940Mbps barrier, but hard

each Ethernet frame have protocol header.
each IP frame have protocol header.
each application packet have protocol header.
those will take some space in addition to your actual user data payload.

unless your router AND LAN card are both capable of 2.5Gbps, at most you can get is 940Mbps.
if using Wifi, still have to check whether both sides are capable of communicating at higher capacity.

anyone facing severe lag in games, particularly at night?

i got the same problem too   

Anybody here who has the 2.5Gbps capability can get at least 999Mbps?

Normally those device got left the JTAG or dev port for connect ADB, check youtube or yourself la. :thumbsup:
But I think it need bl unlock, which break DRM L1.

All I know is the 1st gen Unifi Plus Box is a rebranded Skyworth LEAP S1 with the MicroSD Card Port deleted
powered by an Amlogic S905X2, with 2GB RAM and 8GB of Flash
also rebranded as the MECOOL KM2 and STRONG LEAP S1

There is little info out there beyond like
https://xdaforums.com/t/flashing-strong-leap-s1.4615195/