[Official] SingTel SIM Only Plans

[Habrosus]

Just to double-check, the SG60 60-day auto-end plan is known as Priority Plus (5G Priority) plan?

Same thing, although the contract for some reason has "Priority Plus Plan (1 mth term)" printed?

 

[uncle_josh]

Just to double-check, the SG60 60-day auto-end plan is known as Priority Plus (5G Priority) plan?

Same thing, although the contract for some reason has "Priority Plus Plan (1 mth term)" printed?

All details here if you bother to read :
https://www.singtel.com/personal/mobile/plans/sim-only/tryout

 

[Habrosus]

All details here if you bother to read :
https://www.singtel.com/personal/mobile/plans/sim-only/tryout

Read many times up and down.

There being 2 separate links made it confusing, plus the mention of (1 month) in the contract.

Oh well...

Thanks, anyway!

 

[Lonelyoldman80]

I just tested the singtel priority plus speed vs my starhub 5g speed .my starhub 5g speed actually is slightly faster at the same place. I still thinking wanna port in to singtel sop priority plus and paid that extra few bucks seems like it's not worth the money ...

 

[Habrosus]

I just tested the singtel priority plus speed vs my starhub 5g speed .my starhub 5g speed actually is slightly faster at the same place. I still thinking wanna port in to singtel sop priority plus and paid that extra few bucks seems like it's not worth the money ...

I just tried mine.

More lag than my Simba which performs better than my Eight.

Ok, Eight being 4G only... Both 5G mine is Simba better experience.

Heng FOC so I'd be more forgiving during these 6 months.

 

[Lonelyoldman80]

I just tried mine.

More lag than my Simba which performs better than my Eight.

Ok, Eight being 4G only... Both 5G mine is Simba better experience.

Heng FOC so I'd be more forgiving during these 6 months.

Seems like the priority plus is like a gimmick. Singtel push out add a premium name and price tag to fool consumers to sign up thinking they are paying for a premium service but actually it's no different from others. .

 

[cloudystar]

They are marketing the 5G+ Priority to show that they are a cut above the rest during peak period and congested network and also to convince consumers to port over to their network.

It’ll be an embarrassing failure if they fail to deliver during the 60 days trial period.

 

[Jirachi]

Seems like the priority plus is like a gimmick. Singtel push out add a premium name and price tag to fool consumers to sign up thinking they are paying for a premium service but actually it's no different from others. .

Is not really a gimmick. I had proper connectivity and better than expected speeds at NDP. It’s not a daily use plan.

 

[Jirachi]

 

[Lonelyoldman80]

Is not really a gimmick. I had proper connectivity and better than expected speeds at NDP. It’s not a daily use plan.

If it's not a daily plan,why singtel is pushing out. Not like there is a ndp everyday. Obviously is a gimmick to milk more money

 

[wensong]

Don't bother to continue the free 2 month 5G priority plan NSA or SA, speed is no different from the normal Singtel 5G sim-only NSA or SA settings...

no point paying the extra

just sharing my 2 cents view

 

[Lonelyoldman80]

I noticed that singtel data also used up faster than my starhub data plan. Same type of usage pattern , singtel data already used up 8gb while my starhub only used up 1 gb

 

[wongminmin]

erm i find ST prepaid is better than postpaid plan.

 

[MoneyFace =p]

They are marketing the 5G+ Priority to show that they are a cut above the rest during peak period and congested network and also to convince consumers to port over to their network.

It’ll be an embarrassing failure if they fail to deliver during the 60 days trial period.

You can refer back to my end of trial testimonial early this month. I did their 1 month Priority Ultra free trial from early July, testing alongside with my $15 SOP main line.

There was no real life noticeable difference. In fact, their Mobile Protect added extra annoying lags which made me unsubscribe just 3 days into the trial. It was really a sigh of relief for us on SOP.

Their Priority Ultra badge on SingTel app only gave me a temporary sense of superiority (just like those Facebook fan badges) with no real practicality lol.

 

[xiaofan]

erm i find ST prepaid is better than postpaid plan.

Pretty good.

But not really better than the S$15.28 recontract offer. But since it has no contract, still pretty good, less hassles with the annual recontract.

SingTel SIM Only Plus recontract offer (not for new sign-up or port-in).
https://www.singtel.com/personal/products-services/mobile/eform/simonlyplusform
12-month contract
250GB of 5G+ data
FREE 6GB DataRoam Monthly to Malaysia for next 12 months (worth $192)
1,000 mins
500 SMS
12 FREE months of Caller ID
12 FREE months of 5G+ Access
$15.28/mth

Terms and conditions.
https://www.singtel.com/content/dam/singtel/eshop/Agreements/eform/simonlyplusform_tncs_2025.pdf

SIM Only 250GB at $15.28: Customers must subscribe to a SIM Only Plan that is bundled with 40GB local data with a 12- month minimum subscription. They will be given additional free 210GB with 1000 local minutes talk time and 500 local SMS for 12 months. Monthly subscription will be chargeable at $15.28 for the first 12 months and $30.56 thereafter. Free data will be reflected in MySingtel app/ My Account portal within 2 billing cycles. Free.

Caller ID for 12 months: Eligible customers will enjoy free Caller ID service for the first 12 months. From 13th month onwards, the Caller ID service will be chargeable at $5.45/mth.

...

 

[wongminmin]

Pretty good.

But not really better than the S$15.28 recontract offer. But since it has no contract, still pretty good, less hassles with the annual recontract.

SingTel SIM Only Plus recontract offer (not for new sign-up or port-in).
https://www.singtel.com/personal/products-services/mobile/eform/simonlyplusform
12-month contract
250GB of 5G+ data
FREE 6GB DataRoam Monthly to Malaysia for next 12 months (worth $192)
1,000 mins
500 SMS
12 FREE months of Caller ID
12 FREE months of 5G+ Access
$15.28/mth

Terms and conditions.
https://www.singtel.com/content/dam/singtel/eshop/Agreements/eform/simonlyplusform_tncs_2025.pdf

SIM Only 250GB at $15.28: Customers must subscribe to a SIM Only Plan that is bundled with 40GB local data with a 12- month minimum subscription. They will be given additional free 210GB with 1000 local minutes talk time and 500 local SMS for 12 months. Monthly subscription will be chargeable at $15.28 for the first 12 months and $30.56 thereafter. Free data will be reflected in MySingtel app/ My Account portal within 2 billing cycles. Free.

Caller ID for 12 months: Eligible customers will enjoy free Caller ID service for the first 12 months. From 13th month onwards, the Caller ID service will be chargeable at $5.45/mth.

...

i jump to eightmobile... $5 monthly. quite happy so far..... previously was paying for $22 singtel sim only plan.

 

[MoneyFace =p]

i jump to eightmobile... $5 monthly. quite happy so far..... previously was paying for $22 singtel sim only plan.

How old are you sia??

Or you got lobang from your 'senior'?

Either way I have both Singtel SOP and eight telecom $8 plan and I can feel that eight has very noticeable slower speed. Though generally stable and robust in normal crowd. True peak crowd will be goner as well..

 

[wongminmin]

How old are you sia??

Or you got lobang from your 'senior'?

Either way I have both Singtel SOP and eight telecom $8 plan and I can feel that eight has very noticeable slower speed. Though generally stable and robust in normal crowd. True peak crowd will be goner as well..

yeah usable for senior.

 

[Jirachi]

How old are you sia??

Or you got lobang from your 'senior'?

Either way I have both Singtel SOP and eight telecom $8 plan and I can feel that eight has very noticeable slower speed. Though generally stable and robust in normal crowd. True peak crowd will be goner as well..

How's the SOP so far for you?

 

[stupidog]

that’s in theory, so if got more ppl on priority/enhanced even if they open bus lane also still jam which is the case for peak hour underground transport

that's where ERP comes in.... "To prevent congestion".... They said.