Following the excitement of UniFi High Speed Broadband launching, TheStar reported that consumers are disappointed with the pricing and the cap restrictions.
What it means is that with the cap restrictions, 5Mbps service is capped at 60GB of data per month. The 10Mbps service is capped at 90GB while the 20Mbps service has a 120GB cap, it is quite impossible to enjoy a lot of multi-media such as watching videos on YouTube.com or downloading data using bit-Torrent.
If you are surfing the Internet like my father, you will never reach 60GB per month, and thus you are not recommended to go for UniFi High Speed Broadband.
This suggests that UniFi High Speed Broadband is currently targeting the luxury market of Malaysia and perhaps for corporate market.
What it means is that with the cap restrictions, 5Mbps service is capped at 60GB of data per month. The 10Mbps service is capped at 90GB while the 20Mbps service has a 120GB cap, it is quite impossible to enjoy a lot of multi-media such as watching videos on YouTube.com or downloading data using bit-Torrent.
If you are surfing the Internet like my father, you will never reach 60GB per month, and thus you are not recommended to go for UniFi High Speed Broadband.
This suggests that UniFi High Speed Broadband is currently targeting the luxury market of Malaysia and perhaps for corporate market.
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