News & Reviews:   5G prepaid

Are you a Maxis user and have been waiting for a 5G plan? Well, the wait is finally over, as the company confirmed that it has signed an access agreement with DNB. The company will have access to DNB's 5G network on a wholesale basis, and can soon provide 5G plans to its customers.

Last month, Ericsson announced the establishment of its 5G Network Operations Centre. It was another milestone in our country's 5G development. With the networks starting to roll out, local telcos are also starting to push out new services, and U Mobile is one of them.

Shortly after the official commercial launch of 5G services by DNB, YES has also revealed the first 5G prepaid and postpaid plans for the Malaysian market. From the website, you can find both YES Prepaid FT5G Unlimited and YES Postpaid FT5G at the price of RM30 and RM49 per month respectively.