Categories: News

Maxis FTTH broadband plan revealed

Maxis is reported to be offering commercial service for its FTTH (Fibre To the Home) broadband. This is similar to TM’s UniFi service that uses Fibre Optics to deliver High Speed Broadband.

From what we discovered, there’s only a 6Mbps plan at RM118/month for existing Maxis subscribers or RM158/month for non subscribers. The plan comes with 40GB monthly quota and tied to a 24 months contract. As comparison, UniFi offers 5Mbps for RM149/month with 60GB download quota.

Just like the recent P1 add-on package, you can add 3G broadband that comes with free modem from RM20/month with 1.5GB quota. While UniFi started charging RM200 for installation, Maxis waives it together with its registration fee for now. When you sign up, you’ll also get a free home gateway, a DECT phone and VOIP calls worth RM275 monthly.

At the moment, Maxis has not updated its HSBB site with the commercial plans above. According to their site, the service is only limited to Bandar Utama 11, 12 & Sierramas. For more details or to register interest, check out Maxis HSBB page here.

[ SOURCE ]

Recent Posts

ChargEV deploys 400kW DC Charger at The Starling Mall

ChargEV has just deployed the largest EV fast charging hub at Damansara Uptown. Located near…

8 hours ago

It’s time to future-proof your home. Here’s why you need hyperspeed fibre internet with FTTR

Malaysians are spoilt for choice when it comes to ultra-high-speed broadband. While it is easy…

8 hours ago

Spotify Premium reduces family account from 6 to 4. But what about existing users?

If you're planning to subscribe to Spotify Premium for your family, take note that the…

10 hours ago

Deal: CapCut Pro now offered with 70% discount, with extra free subscription up to 1 year

If you're a content creator who rely on CapCut a lot to edit your TikTok…

12 hours ago

Hotlink finally offers eSIM for Postpaid and Prepaid

More than 5 years since Maxis introduced eSIM for its postpaid customers, the embedded SIM…

14 hours ago

Malaysians can travel to China without a Visa for 30 days starting 30 November

Mainland China has revised its visa waiver for Malaysian visitors and they have extended the…

16 hours ago

This website uses cookies.