Hmm.. sounds very very misleading. The 3.6Mbps theoretical speed is actually the maximum capable speed of the E160E USB modem. But the service is capped at 1Mbps. How we know its 1Mbps? Thats because this is the market expectation paying at such a price point. But Digi quote likely average speed which is 700kbps. That was the common understanding discussed and established over here few weeks ago. Discover and Explore users only capable to a maximum download speed of 1Mbps. Extreme users 2Mbps and up.

Unless, Digi has expanded their service to allow Discover/Explore users to 3.6Mbps maximum then its a different story. That will put Digi on the same competitive advantage with Celcom and Maxis. Celcom and Maxis allow their users up to 3.6Mbps also... but that depends on the time of the day and location.

So until Digi representatives here explain.. the 3.6Mbps theoretical speed can mean anything: Maximum speed capable by the USB modem or maximum download speed allowed on the internet plan (meaning no longer capped at 1Mbps).

OR maybe Digi is trying to justify and explain to curious users who ask why is their USB modem showing the connected speed in Windows XP, Vista, etc 3.6Mbps. This is link speed and is similar to connecting to LAN ethernet network where it will report 10/100/1000Mbps but ultimate the speed depends on the downlink from Digi. Basically going back to our internet subscription plan.

So these are the current situation.

oh digi 3G! cepatlah datang ke Gombak,setapak! haha

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Added on August 19, 2009, 10:07 amif today i going to apply for digi 3g..can i get it immediately?

oh digi 3G! cepatlah datang ke Gombak,setapak! haha

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Added on August 19, 2009, 10:07 amif today i going to apply for digi 3g..can i get it immediately?

hi, i'm curious on DiGi's Extreme package:



Monthly payment = RM188

But i don't understand the "Usage Volume" = Max usage and charges capped at RM188. <-- what does it mean? What's the *actual* volume before capping? what's the charges after being capped?

i got another questions on the capping calculations:

Discover - RM58 - capped 3GB
Explore - RM108 - capped 10GB

for both, if i use more, it'll be RM0.05/10MB .. .but capped at RM138.

so, my question is: Does this capped amount at RM138 inclusive of the monthly fee (RM58/108)?

i got another questions on the capping calculations:

Discover - RM58 - capped 3GB
Explore - RM108 - capped 10GB

for both, if i use more, it'll be RM0.05/10MB .. .but capped at RM138.

so, my question is: Does this capped amount at RM138 inclusive of the monthly fee (RM58/108)?

the answer is yes... which mean the max bill you need to pay per month for discover/explore is RM138.

Is your subscription Discover/Explore? Only Extreme can get 2Mbps and above.

My area too is slow. I think this is a network wide maintenance, not isolated to the local district towers.

Right now they are having promo packages almost every weekend. After I checked with their CS, the promo packages does not charge for the extra usages.

I used to subscribe to the Explore plan quite a while back and I realise that DiGi does not really charge the additional usages anymore!!! Wooo Hoooo.....

Check your August bill guys!!!!

I think they have taken out the additional charges to compete with the rest!!!

Viva La DiGi!!!

Have you use quota over 10Gb ? How about the speed after 10Gb?

Hmm.. sounds very very misleading. The 3.6Mbps theoretical speed is actually the maximum capable speed of the E160E USB modem. But the service is capped at 1Mbps. How we know its 1Mbps? Thats because this is the market expectation paying at such a price point. But Digi quote likely average speed which is 700kbps. That was the common understanding discussed and established over here few weeks ago. Discover and Explore users only capable to a maximum download speed of 1Mbps. Extreme users 2Mbps and up.

Unless, Digi has expanded their service to allow Discover/Explore users to 3.6Mbps maximum then its a different story. That will put Digi on the same competitive advantage with Celcom and Maxis. Celcom and Maxis allow their users up to 3.6Mbps also... but that depends on the time of the day and location.

So until Digi representatives here explain.. the 3.6Mbps theoretical speed can mean anything: Maximum speed capable by the USB modem or maximum download speed allowed on the internet plan (meaning no longer capped at 1Mbps).

OR maybe Digi is trying to justify and explain to curious users who ask why is their USB modem showing the connected speed in Windows XP, Vista, etc 3.6Mbps. This is link speed and is similar to connecting to LAN ethernet network where it will report 10/100/1000Mbps but ultimate the speed depends on the downlink from Digi. Basically going back to our internet subscription plan.

So these are the current situation.

Huwoooo..hell slow ar tonite...always got Page Loading Error !