shichuanhua
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Simba 5G giving me 20mbps ..
Eight 4G giving me 240mbps....
At admiralty
Eight 4G giving me 240mbps....
At admiralty
Simba 5G giving me 20mbps ..
Eight 4G giving me 240mbps....
Near admiralty secondaryWhere is the place? I am interested to know. Thanks.
So far I have not got such good results from Eight 4G. And even for Singtel 4G, I have only got one result at 250+ Mbps.
I do recall hitting 300mbps on zym 4g previouslyWhere is the place? I am interested to know. Thanks.
So far I have not got such good results from Eight 4G. And even for Singtel 4G, I have only got one result at 250+ Mbps.
i can call out now.Simba line can't make nor receive calls suddenly.
What should I do? Already checked APN and restarted phone numerous times.
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just tried, i can call landline.Simba line can't make nor receive calls suddenly.
What should I do? Already checked APN and restarted phone numerous times.
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Mine still can't, neither in nor out.i can call out now.
just tried, i can call landline.
I do recall hitting 300mbps on zym 4g previously
Near admiralty secondary
on some occasions, calling out failed.Mine still can't, neither in nor out.
Data seems to be working, though.
Suddenly, only realized when I wanted to make a call earlier.![]()

I've been trying since I first realized hours ago, still neither in nor out.on some occasions, calling out failed.
I had to reinitiate the call again.
Only faced this issue with Simba.
Makes me think if I should go back to eight.![]()
on some occasions, calling out failed.
I had to reinitiate the call again.
Only faced this issue with Simba.
Makes me think if I should go back to eight.![]()
Eight $11.80 is designed to match Simba $12, $14.80 just adds 5G. With that in mind, only advantages left is the additional roaming countries, wifi calling overseas and voice app.Actually what are the main advantages of SIMBA S$12 plan over Eight 5G S$14.80 per month plan, other than being cheaper?
Even Eight 4G S$8 per month plan seems to be usable if I lower my expectations.
Eight $11.80 is designed to match Simba $12, $14.80 just adds 5G. With that in mind, only advantages left is the additional roaming countries, wifi calling overseas and voice app.
Simba $10 has 3GB data with Group A which covers China. But given just $2 difference, $12 plan does gives quite a bit more data.I am thinking whether I want to get a SIMBA S$12 per month plan to try out roaming performance for my upcoming short China trip in mid December, in Comparison to my Eight S$8 4G plan.
I only need a bit of data. Voice call is good to have so Maxx is not that suitable.
For local use, I actually feel my Maxx S$10 plan is pretty good, even with minor glitches (occasionally need to airplane mode and then get back 5G SA).
Simba $10 has 3GB data with Group A which covers China. But given just $2 difference, $12 plan does gives quite a bit more data.
i think reliability is a series issue here.I've been trying since I first realized hours ago, still neither in nor out.
You're right, such an issue I've read about in the past is mainly with Simba. Maybe I should think about porting out as well.
i think reliability is a series issue here.
I reckon those piggyback on the major telco networks are more reliable in terms of basic function such as calling out, where as Simba forces one to use VoLTE and does not welcome older phones (e.g., my iPhone 7 Plus). Not sure major telco still uses the conventional call service, unlike Simba where it forced network-wide implementation of VoLTE. Pls enlighten me if I am wrong.
With the reliability issue, makes me wonder, how many missed calls that I am not aware of.
VoLTE is network level requirement, with only LTE network, traditional cellular call isnt possible on Simba, that should be known at the point of sign up, but perhaps not that obviously.i think reliability is a series issue here.
I reckon those piggyback on the major telco networks are more reliable in terms of basic function such as calling out, where as Simba forces one to use VoLTE and does not welcome older phones (e.g., my iPhone 7 Plus). Not sure major telco still uses the conventional call service, unlike Simba where it forced network-wide implementation of VoLTE. Pls enlighten me if I am wrong.
With the reliability issue, makes me wonder, how many missed calls that I am not aware of.