SIMBA Telecom discussion thread

[BBCWatcher]

asking and wondering.
is the $30/90 days better value or $10/30 days.
my brain say $30/90 days, but want to seek real work users feedback

The price per day is the same, but the 90 day cycle is a longer commitment. If you can commit to 90 days at a time, the 90 day plan offers somewhat more generous allotments. Or, if the somewhat more generous allotments don't matter, stick to the $10/30 day plan.

 

[pclow59]

Yes. It happened for me. Last time simba senior plan roaming 1gb only. Once use up it gets really slow. Probably enough for you to login to purchase more data.

Go japan i buy 6 cards.

wow... like that other MVNOs better sia, at least they do not cap speed.

Now the APAC is 5GB and Global 3GB and can roll over unused to 6 cycles, so should be good enough if travel every 3 months

 

[hereiam7788]

Now the APAC is 5GB and Global 3GB and can roll over unused to 6 cycles, so should be good enough if travel every 3 months

it is not how much data u have it is about once u hit 2.5GB of usage a day, u get throttled the speed to 0.5Mbps according to some users reported

What it means is that even u have 500GB roaming data quota once hit the limit, ur usage is technically banned for the day.

 

[twosix]

it is not how much data u have it is about once u hit 2.5GB of usage a day, u get throttled the speed to 0.5Mbps according to some users reported

What it means is that even u have 500GB roaming data quota once hit the limit, ur usage is technically banned for the day.

Need more folks to report. Still, 2.5gb use per day is a lot. If one has 18gb of data, still can use more than a week overseas even if there is a FUP.

 

[Jurong640]

I noticed after roll-over entitlements have been rolled out, mobile data speeds have become even slower.

 

[pclow59]

I noticed after roll-over entitlements have been rolled out, mobile data speeds have become even slower.

Just used SpeedTest tested, my Gomo 4G can hit download 128Mbps/Upload 11.3Mbps
while my SIMBA 5G download 49.3Mbps/Upload 16.1Mbps

 

[gapboy]

Just tested, my Gomo 4G can hit download 128Mbps/Upload 11.3Mbps
while my SIMBA 5G download 49.3Mbps/Upload 16.1Mbps

simba with that dl speed is already good.. the last time i used it was max 15mbps !

 

[beng035]

Just used SpeedTest tested, my Gomo 4G can hit download 128Mbps/Upload 11.3Mbps
while my SIMBA 5G download 49.3Mbps/Upload 16.1Mbps

i am 1/5 of your speed with my poco f1 phone

 

[twosix]

I noticed after roll-over entitlements have been rolled out, mobile data speeds have become even slower.

SIMBA is getting slower, probably because more users now. I used to be able to get around 90mbps at home, now half the speed only. Haha.

 

[CanberraRamenFloor]

Need more folks to report. Still, 2.5gb use per day is a lot. If one has 18gb of data, still can use more than a week overseas even if there is a FUP.

It's probably to prevent 1 person mobile hotspot whole family

 

[tanjimmy]

Need more folks to report. Still, 2.5gb use per day is a lot. If one has 18gb of data, still can use more than a week overseas even if there is a FUP.

For me no problem, dl movie, watch youtube, i use manual network selection. The speed is faster than in sg.

 

[neptunesea]

It's probably to prevent 1 person mobile hotspot whole family

easy for telcos to identify and throttle/block hotspot use. very common in the US.

 

[CanberraRamenFloor]

easy for telcos to identify and throttle/block hotspot use. very common in the US.

Roaming is your customers connecting to foreign infrastructure..?

 

[firesong]

For me no problem, dl movie, watch youtube, i use manual network selection. The speed is faster than in sg.

My personal experience, in general the speed for SIMBA is better overseas than locally.

My mom openly tells her friends and family that she uses her senior plan as a travel plan. Locally it's a backup plan but it's more useful overseas. Now with the shifts in the way they packaged data, it might be less value for money than some other plans.

 

[twosix]

My personal experience, in general the speed for SIMBA is better overseas than locally.

My mom openly tells her friends and family that she uses her senior plan as a travel plan. Locally it's a backup plan but it's more useful overseas. Now with the shifts in the way they packaged data, it might be less value for money than some other plans.

My sentiments exactly.

 

[twosix]

My personal experience, in general the speed for SIMBA is better overseas than locally.

My mom openly tells her friends and family that she uses her senior plan as a travel plan. Locally it's a backup plan but it's more useful overseas. Now with the shifts in the way they packaged data, it might be less value for money than some other plans.

Many ways to irritate others. Just now one tiong 60s woman talk so loudly in the mrt. No one wants to stop her.

 

[neptunesea]

If the FUP of 2-3 GB per day is true and permanent, Simba as a travel sim may not be worthwhile anymore compared to travel esims.

 

[twosix]

If the FUP of 2-3 GB per day is true and permanent, Simba as a travel sim may not be worthwhile anymore compared to travel esims.

Most travel esim also have fup, especially those unlimited ones. Pay $10/mth get free roaming data up to 18gb. Very worthwhile.

 

[beng035]

Anyone experienced, after new month renewal, the roll over gone? I am left with the standard allocated data for local and overseas

 

[jeff79]

If the FUP of 2-3 GB per day is true and permanent, Simba as a travel sim may not be worthwhile anymore compared to travel esims.

2-3GB per day is a lot of usage. Most people needs to watch many hours of livestream or videos then can use so much data. Waste money go oversea holiday to watch many hours of video?