Which is better Digi or U Mobile?
In terms of video experience, Digi is the winner at 62.7 points, followed by Maxis at 61.2, U Mobile at 59.3 and Unifi at 57.9. Not surprisingly, we also see the same trend for download speed experience with Digi being the winner at 13.3Mbps, followed by Maxis at 11.9Mbps and U Mobile at 9.6Mbps.
Which mobile service provider is best in Malaysia?
Celcom holds on to 4G Coverage Experience Celcom once again wins our 4G Coverage Experience award, this time with a score of 8.9 points, while DiGi and Maxis are close behind at 8.2 points and 8.1 points, respectively.
Which is best postpaid service provider?
Best postpaid plans above ₹1,000
| Plan | Data | Other benefits |
|---|---|---|
| Airtel ₹1,599 | 500GB | Prime Video, Disney+ Hotstar, Airtel Xstream and Handset protection |
| Jio ₹1,499 | 300GB | Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+ Hotstar and JioTV |
| Vi ₹1,099 | Unlimited | Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+ Hotstar, Vi Movies and TV and 4 lounge access |
Which Sim has best postpaid plan?
Checkout these postpaid plans under 500 from Jio, Airtel and Vi.
- Vodafone Idea 749 Plan: Rs 749 Vi Postpaid Plan.
- Reliance Jio 799 Plan: Rs 799 Jio Postpaid Plan.
- Reliance Jio 999 Plan: Rs 999 Jio Postpaid Plan.
- Airtel 999 Postpaid Plan: Rs 999 Airtel Postpaid Plan.
- Vodafone Idea 999 Plan: Rs 999 Vi Postpaid Plan.
Is U Mobile better than Digi postpaid?
Overall, U Mobile’s plans still offer better value compared to these new Digi Postpaid plans. Plus, U Mobile’s bundled data is for all-day monthly usage, unrestricted by weekend and weekday quotas.
What is the best postpaid plan in Malaysia?
I have done a very thorough postpaid plans comparison and decided that Yoodo RM110 is the best postpaid plan for most Malaysian users. Given the current state of markets, I don’t find many reasons to use a postpaid plan except for unusual consumption behaviour, particularly on data.
Which is the best mobile data plan in Malaysia?
U Mobile is the only telco that offers both unlimited data and high-speed internet in one plan at a fairly affordable price of RM68 a month. Alternatively, Yes also offers good value for money, with a whopping 100GB for RM49. It also allows you to use all that data for hotspot, which is not a common feature among other mobile plans.
Is Digi infinite still the best value for tethering?
It is still the best value for people who need a massive amount of “high speed” data for “tethering”. If you really tethering all the times, then you have no other choice than Digi infinite.