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Yes now offers 16GB of internet for only RM88/month

Yes’ Huddle XS promo just got a lot better. Following its CNY promo that offered 11GB data for RM88/month, the WiMAX operator has introduced a new promo offering 16GB of data at the same price. That’s 5GB more than last month’s promo and it is 10.5GB more than the original 5.5GB quota on Super88 postpaid plan.

Just like the previous promo, the Huddle XS MiFi device worth RM480 is bundled free with a 12-month contract. There’s no upfront fee for the device but you’re required to fork out RM100 for registration fee plus RM88 as a one-month advance payment.

Unlike other 4G operators, Yes runs on WiMAX instead of LTE. In terms of speed, it can go as high as 20Mbps, with an average of up to 4Mbps on best effort basis. Upon depleting your 16GB quota, you may still continue to surf but at a slower 128kbps. As for the Mifi, the Huddle XS is a compact 4G hotspot that connects up to 5 devices. On a full charge, it can last up to 6 hours and it weighs just 56g.

This 16GB quota is only applicable to new customers that register between 17 March until 30 April 2016. So if you’ve signed up during the CNY promo, you will maintain the same 11GB quota.

For more info, head over to Yes 4G’s RM88 promo page.

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