[new] Heya.sg

[keenklee]

Ya sure. But again not like they can do anything about it. At most feedback to Singtel and see if they take any action.

The same incident happen when I took MR line. Signal strength was damn bad at my house area. Feedback and MR can only escalate the matter to SH but doubt there is actions taken

IMHO.
If I am not mistaken, Heya IS Singtel.

 

[Tedicious]

IMHO.
If I am not mistaken, Heya IS Singtel.

Well, it is a sub brand of Singtel like Gomo and Zero1

 

[Revolee993]

How is Heya's stability when compared to Vivifi? So far using vv has been relatively great but just curious if Heya is better due to the lower price and more data bandwidth. Anyone who has used both can share their experience?

 

[crystalnox]

How is Heya's stability when compared to Vivifi? So far using vv has been relatively great but just curious if Heya is better due to the lower price and more data bandwidth. Anyone who has used both can share their experience?

More data, not bandwidth. In fact, likely less bandwidth aka deprioritised.

 

[Revolee993]

More data, not bandwidth. In fact, likely less bandwidth aka deprioritised.

I guess most MVNOs' network nodes are deprioritized as they only loan network infrastructures from MNOs. Just curious if it's worth the switch. 100GB at just 10 bucks a month, on Singtel's network, and having rollover data monthly seems like the greatest deal so far even better than what most other MVNOs are offering even SIMBA. The only caveats are monthly prepaid top-ups, IDD limited to SEA, and no data roaming add-ons when traveling overseas.

 

[Tedicious]

I guess most MVNOs' network nodes are deprioritized as they only loan network infrastructures from MNOs. Just curious if it's worth the switch. 100GB at just 10 bucks a month, on Singtel's network, and having rollover data monthly seems like the greatest deal so far even better than what most other MVNOs are offering even SIMBA. The only caveats are monthly prepaid top-ups, IDD limited to SEA, and no data roaming add-ons when traveling overseas.

Honestly speaking:

1. For top up can done via online platform
2. If travelling, rather buy the local sim card better in case roaming don't works. I think that is more safer and trustworthy

 

[CPTMiller]

IMHO.
If I am not mistaken, Heya IS Singtel.

My friend use his Heya at home as Hotspot. Average speed maintains 60Mbps dl and 20Mbps ul.

 

[keenklee]

My friend use his Heya at home as Hotspot. Average speed maintains 60Mbps dl and 20Mbps ul.

IMHO.
Maybe can consider those 4G router. Can plug analog phone too.

 

[Veloso]

How is Heya's stability when compared to Vivifi? So far using vv has been relatively great but just curious if Heya is better due to the lower price and more data bandwidth. Anyone who has used both can share their experience?

I'm considering making the switch too.

 

[uncle_josh]

How is Heya's stability when compared to Vivifi? So far using vv has been relatively great but just curious if Heya is better due to the lower price and more data bandwidth. Anyone who has used both can share their experience?

Experience with Heya is better than Changi Mobile / Giga / Zero1.
Every morning I need to use my phone as soft token and the response is very prompt

 

[gapboy]

Experience with Heya is better than Changi Mobile / Giga / Zero1.
Every morning I need to use my phone as soft token and the response is very prompt

changi - m1 / giga - starhub ... z1 singtel ... otp shouldnt make much a difference

 

[uncle_josh]

changi - m1 / giga - starhub ... z1 singtel ... otp shouldnt make much a difference

I use it every day except Sat & Sun, the experience can be felt.
You get super sian..... when it say you have rejected the notification when it did not even prompt on your phone yet. I'm using PUSH notification btw.

 

[CPTMiller]

IMHO.
Maybe can consider those 4G router. Can plug analog phone too.

I tell my friend look around cheap 4G wifi router.

 

[CPTMiller]

Experience with Heya is better than Changi Mobile / Giga / Zero1.
Every morning I need to use my phone as soft token and the response is very prompt

It many much depend on location. But since Heya under singtel network it would be a better option on coverage.

 

[Tedicious]

Experience with Heya is better than Changi Mobile / Giga / Zero1.
Every morning I need to use my phone as soft token and the response is very prompt

I have both Heya and CL now.
Can safety say that Heya is better then CL for coverage since it is using Singtel.

I take bus to work everyday and there is certain spot along Bukit Panjang and the expressway which CL always cuts off the signal completely. For Heya, the signal drops but still useable.

 

[Tedicious]

I'm considering making the switch too.

If wanna sign up den have to be quick. They have 150GB for the first 3 months which is ending 30 April

 

[CPTMiller]

If wanna sign up den have to be quick. They have 150GB for the first 3 months which is ending 30 April

Just to be aware indoor eg home. During certain peak hours can be low speed eg 10Mbps only. So overall still can use .

 

[CPTMiller]

I have both Heya and CL now.
Can safety say that Heya is better then CL for coverage since it is using Singtel.

I take bus to work everyday and there is certain spot along Bukit Panjang and the expressway that CL always will cut off the reception signal completely. For Heya, the reception drops but still useable.

Yes. Circles life use M1 network. So Heya Singtel still better coverage.

 

[Tedicious]

Just to be aware indoor eg home. During certain peak hours can be low speed eg 10Mbps only. So overall still can use .

At home use wifi, Mobile data is for outdoor use

 

[keenklee]

IMHO.
Just now I went "roaming" to MY. Connected and can receive OTP for Heya's app.