Malaysia prepaid card

[what88]

Now that I know whatever promotions there are that require a certain amount of reload will not be affected by the GST deduction, I don't mind even if it happens.

I think the telcos also don't bother about this GST thing as they are so generous to give us free data for every top-up.

TBH, even they want to deduct the GST from the top-up amount, I will still happy as long they awarded us some free data.

 

[aoptionwriter]

I use Hotlink for the prepaid data in the last trip there. Some other choice may be cheaper but the coverage and speed really make a different.

 

[what88]

I use Hotlink for the prepaid data in the last trip there. Some other choice may be cheaper but the coverage and speed really make a different.

The network coverage and speed are very subjective, depends on where you are.

Last trip went to Penang Hill, totally no connection for Hotlink and saw the person next to me using DIGI, almost full bar..

 

[steven168z]

The network coverage and speed are very subjective, depends on where you are.

Last trip went to Penang Hill, totally no connection for Hotlink and saw the person next to me using DIGI, almost full bar..

so what is the best of both world..

 

[AS1]

so what is the best of both world..

Digi for general use and maxis tablet plan for additional data. It's more or less a second phone.

In my case, maxis has more useable experience for the places i go.

 

[what88]

so what is the best of both world..

If possible get at least 2 telco lines, 1 as main and the another as backup then you are good to go.

I had tried TuneTalk, Hotlink Tablet and DIGI Best Prepaid, so far TuneTalk is better for me.

 

[steven168z]

no need data Tron best but it is on Digi network. data is 3G only

XOX is on celcom i heard it is good but more expensive than Tron

 

[Habrosus]

This evening, managed to connect Celcom network for my Magic SIM while queuing at Woodlands CIQ, Digi for Best while waiting for bus, and Maxis only halfway across the causeway.

 

[what88]

This evening, managed to connect Celcom network for my Magic SIM while queuing at Woodlands CIQ, Digi for Best while waiting for bus, and Maxis only halfway across the causeway.

Bring so many cards over to there ?

 

[Habrosus]

Bring so many cards over to there ?

Just 2 phones and all major networks covered. Oh, nearly forgot Maxis Tablet in the tablet.

 

[what88]

Just 2 phones and all major networks covered. Oh, nearly forgot Maxis Tablet in the tablet.

Oh...Any reliable 3G/4G dual-SIM phone to recommend ?

 

[steven168z]

Oh...Any reliable 3G/4G dual-SIM phone to recommend ?

Samsung Duo sim phone from JB KSL Samsung Center

 

[Oinkize]

Oh...Any reliable 3G/4G dual-SIM phone to recommend ?

Xiaomi.

Cheap and good.

 

[steven168z]

Xiaomi.

Cheap and good.

India made mobile phone lagi cheap.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...1-rings-in-disbelief/articleshow/51032308.cms

 

[what88]

Samsung Duo sim phone from JB KSL Samsung Center

Xiaomi.

Cheap and good.

How much for that? Thanks.

 

[steven168z]

How much for that? Thanks.

samsung duo sim phone only sell in Malaysia. Singapore don't have.

Xiaomi go online http://www.mi.com/sg/

Asus phone https://www.asus.com/sg/Phone/ZenFone-Products/

http://store.asus.com/sg/category/B4156

 

[Habrosus]

There're already quite a few dual SIM phones around without having to go across. Examples are Samsung A3, A5, A7, and maybe even A8. Even the upcoming S7 and Edge will be dual SIM as well. Careful with those that have low specs coz I find the entry level models tend to sometimes take longer to detect and connect to the networks.

HTC Desire 628(?) was $0 from M1 is dual SIM too. I'm right now posting with an older model 620(?) with the Magic SIM and Digi line which I already got the networks at Woodlands CIQ yesterday.

 

[what88]

There're already quite a few dual SIM phones around without having to go across. Examples are Samsung A3, A5, A7, and maybe even A8. Even the upcoming S7 and Edge will be dual SIM as well. Careful with those that have low specs coz I find the entry level models tend to sometimes take longer to detect and connect to the networks.

HTC Desire 628(?) was $0 from M1 is dual SIM too. I'm right now posting with an older model 620(?) with the Magic SIM and Digi line which I already got the networks at Woodlands CIQ yesterday.

So far never use any android phones...

HTC phones not bad.

 

[sghzone44]

Buy Malaysia prepaid SIM card in Singapore?

This evening, managed to connect Celcom network for my Magic SIM while queuing at Woodlands CIQ, Digi for Best while waiting for bus, and Maxis only halfway across the causeway.

Anyone knows if we can buy the Malaysia prepaid SIM cards in Singapore?

thanks

 

[what88]

Anyone knows if we can buy the Malaysia prepaid SIM cards in Singapore?

thanks

Someone selling them in HWZ, he posted something in this thread a few days ago.

Decide before buy.