SoyaCincau.com, a tech review site, explores Malaysia's best mobile and internet plans released in 2024. The article focuses on the Uni5G Wow 35 plan from Uni5G, highlighting its unique data rollover feature where unused Fair Usage Policies (FUP) data is carried forward to the next month. The article also discusses the benefits of data rollover and raises questions about the limit of data that can be rolled over.
What a year it has been for Malaysia n telcos. We saw mobile and internet plan prices come down while data quota and internet speed increased. Staying connected has never been cheaper. That being said, we also saw telcos introducing more variations of their products, increasing the options for consumers like you and us. So the question now becomes: Which plan has the best offering?
But doesn’t Uni5G Wow 35 come with unlimited data without speed throttling? So what’s the need to roll over your data? That’s where it gets interesting. What you will be rolling over isn’t the unused data, but the unused Fair Usage Policies which covers hotspot usage. There’s no speed cap and it also comes with unlimited calls to all networks.
If you do the math, the U Mobile Family 128 plan costs just RM32 per line per month, with a shared quota of 1000GB. The plan is certainly a no-brainer for families with a huge appetite for mobile data.Time has up the ante by offering double the speed at no extra cost. Its base RM99/month 100Mbps plan is nowFor greater flexibility for renters, Time now offers its fibre broadband plans with multiple options including 12-month and no contract.is one of the best alternatives in Malaysia.
On top of that, U Home 5G subscribers can add on Sooka Premium with a discount or add on a Samsung 4K TV from as little as RM65/month on contract.retains its position as a convergence telco covering home fibre broadband, mobile and video content. Besides having the largest fibre footprint in the country, the provider’s Unifi TV offering provides access to over 10 streaming platforms for one single price.
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