UPDATE: P1 Fiber plans compared with Unifi and Maxis HSBB. Read it here.
P1 4G is expected to introduce its HSBB (High Speed Broadband) service soon. While it is yet to be launched, the details have already surfaced online with the service being called Fiber as indicated by its suggestive teaser photo above. P1 Fiber offers both Consumer and Business plans and there’s an upgrade option for existing P1 subscribers as well.
OnePlan Fiber Consumer Plans
Home users get an option of 3 OnePlans which offers both fixed and on the go outdoor modem from RM169 monthly. The lowest entry OnePlan 169 Fiber offers 5Mbps download speed with a monthly quota of 50GB, followed by OnePlan 199 which offers double the speed and quota for RM199/month. The highest OnePlan 269 option offers 20Mbps download speed with 200GB monthly quota. All 3 OnePlans comes with bundled talk time and a 1Mbps On the Go Broadband with 3GB quota. Installation fee of RM200 applies.
For existing P1 4G subscribers
If you’re an existing P1 customer, you can opt for either ForHome 159 (Fibre) or OnePlan 169 which comes with faster On The Go Broadband at 5Mbps with 6GB quota. On top of that, P1 slashes 50% off on its installment fee as well.
OneBizFiber Business Plans
For business, there are 4 OneBizFiber plans ranging from 5Mbps to 30Mbps that comes with unlimited quota. Just like the consumer plans, it also comes with OnTheGo Broadband but with 2Mbps speed and 3GB data. For a limited time promo, P1 offers half price for its installation charges. All Fiber plans are tied with a 24 months contract which is similar to Unifi.
Thanks to Paul Tan for alerting us at the comments!
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