Yes beats U Mobile’s 5G unlimited home broadband with better and cheaper subscription

Being the primary to launch 5G in Malaysia and solely telco to supply NVIDIA’s GeForce NOW cloud gaming service, Yes isn’t sitting on its laurels with the competitors because it has crushed U Mobile to supply an much more reasonably priced unlimited 5G Home Broadband plan.

However, like every ‘unlimited’ 5G broadband plans, there’s at all times a catch.

The Yes 5G Wireless Broadband plan is offered in SIM solely and machine bundle choices, the previous will value you RM58/month and provides unlimited 5G information and uncapped speeds with no contract, whereas the machine bundle will come with a 5G WiFi 6 router value RM1199 and prices RM99/month, however you might be required to signal on to a 24-month contract.

However, regardless of having unlimited quota on 5G, customers might be restricted to 100GB and 150GB of 4G information for the Flexi and Device Bundle plan, although 4G velocity can be uncapped however it’s underwhelming for individuals who doesn’t keep inside DNB’s 5G protection space, however nonetheless you must solely take into account signing up for this provided that your space has good 5G protection.

Compared to U Mobile’s U Home 5G broadband plan, the brand new Yes 5G Wireless Home Broadband plan doesn’t have a FUP quota utilization, although P2P actions may nonetheless be throttled, and there isn’t a T&C and FAQ web page of the service to be discovered on Yes’ web site, we urge that you simply examine with Yes’ customer support upfront earlier than signing up for the service to keep away from any confusion.

Yes is the one telco in Malaysia that doesn’t impose additional expenses whenever you need to take pleasure in 5G providers, and it is rather commendable that they’re making 5G extra accessible when different telcos are contemplating the service a premium regardless of all are below the identical DNB community.

Warren

The geeky dictator of KLGG.