News & Reviews:   sooka

sooka, Malaysia’s leading streaming platform and fastest-growing OTT service, has announced a series of strategic collaborations with top local and regional brands, including Maxis, Etiqa, U Mobile, Grab, MAE by Maybank2u, Sports Direct, Zus Coffee, and VIU. The move underscores sooka’s mission to make LIVE sports, Asian dramas, and local entertainment more accessible and rewarding for all Malaysians.

This week, sooka is celebrating its 4th anniversary with a lineup of exciting announcements. The celebration includes technology upgrades, exclusive rewards, and limited-time offers, marking a major milestone in sooka’s journey as one of the country’s fastest-growing OTT (over-the-top) platforms.

Today, Yes 5G announced a new partnership with sooka. Through this collaboration, all Yes 5G's prepaid, postpaid, and wireless broadband plans now include special deals on sooka streaming passes.

Just like Unifi TV, Astro will also offer all Astro customers live coverage of the Olympic Games Paris 2024 from 24 July to 12 August 2024. All 18 channels which include 16 dedicated channels and Astro Arena (CH 801 & 802) will feature the scheduled sports live and curated highlights of the event.

Last month, sooka launched a new update that the whole of the Liga Malaysia 2023 season will be available on its app. With new plans and promotions, the company decided to sweeten the deal further by lowering the sooka VIP plan price.

Good news for Malaysian football fans, starting from 24 February 2023 onwards, all 244 matches of Liga Malaysia 2023 will be available on the sooka app. Inviting all fans to its latest promotion ‘Sorak Bola Ikut sooka’, all Liga Malaysia matches can be watched on mobile devices and smart TVs with no contract and commitment-free plans.

Kicking off yesterday and going on to 18 December 2022, the FIFA World Cup 2022 has started with 32 football teams from around the world in Qatar. If you're looking to watch and keep track of this year's FIFA World Cup 2022, then keep reading as we have a number of suggestions (mostly free) for you footie fans here in Malaysia.

While you might think that you'd have to download some sketchy app (please don't) to watch them online, you can actually watch them for free, both online and on national TV. You can also pay for it via Astro for perhaps higher quality, but do read on and find out how to watch and keep track of the FIFA World Cup 2022 online in Malaysia.

Today, Maxis announced that the company will be offering free one million World Cup Qatar 2022 sooka live match passes for all its customers to redeem. In other words, all Maxis Postpaid, Hotlink Postpaid, Hotlink Prepaid and Maxis Home Fibre customers can stream the World Cup for free any of the 64 matches live. 

With Disney+ Hotstar as a new TV streaming player in the Malaysian market, there comes another one known as sooka. sooka is kind of like Astro's little project but aiming at the Millenials as the target audience with free streaming TV shows and movies, as well as on-demand live sports from RM15.90 per month.