Unifi Mobile raises the bar with 5G mobile performance
FAST, reliable and stable mobile networks matter more than ever in today's digital-first world. That's why every mobile service provider works hard to deliver the best possible experience.
However, when it comes to video performance, different networks may offer varying levels of quality depending on factors such as coverage, speed and consistency.
Among Malaysia's major mobile service providers, Unifi Mobile stands at the forefront when it comes to providing bespoke network coverage with a top-notch video experience.
The results speak for themselves.
Unifi ranked top in four performance categories in Opensignal's November 2024 Mobile Network Experience Report, reinforcing its position as one of Malaysia's leading mobile networks:
> 5G Download Speed
> 5G Video Experience
> Games Experience
> Video Experience
These awards underscore Unifi Mobile's efforts to meet the growing demands of today's digital lifestyles with fast, reliable connectivity.
Unifi Mobile's UNI5G plans combine 5G/4G internet speeds with unlimited data for seamless streaming and internet connectivity.
Taking it to the streets
To put its speed and streaming quality to the test, Unifi Mobile teamed up with local singer and actor Fattah Amin for a fun, on-the-ground challenge in Kuala Lumpur's Chinatown, inviting passersby who subscribe to other telco services to go head-to-head.
There were two challenges: 'Game siapa lag, dia kalah!' and 'Lumba load video.'
In the first challenge, Amin faced off with participants in a mobile gaming showdown. The network that lags loses. The second tested streaming speed, with both sides racing to see who could load a video faster.
For the showdown, Fattah raised the stakes by promising RM1,000 to any participant who could beat him.
Based on their experience during the challenges, most passersby agreed that Unifi delivered on speed, video quality and gaming performance, thereby living up to its recognition in Opensignal's latest report.
Catch the full street challenge on Unifi's social media accounts.
Better streaming starts with better connectivity
The quality of your streaming experience can often make or break your day, from work calls to weekend binge-watching. If you've ever experienced laggy streams or patchy calls, you know how crucial network reliability can be.
Plans like UNI5G Wow Prepaid offer affordable, nationwide coverage and stable connections with uncapped 5G speed all day without compromising on video streaming quality. Think team meetings or your favourite series, uninterrupted.
Customers can enjoy 60% discounted access to a wide selection of popular streaming platforms, including Viu, iQIYI, Disney+ Hotstar and many more, from as low as RM8.40 per month.
If you're still using a 4G phone, Unifi Mobile's UNI5G Postpaid plan offers a complimentary 5G smartphone when you sign up and pair it with unlimited data, starting from just RM49/month, so you can savour the 5G experience at its fullest.
If you need extra data to stream non-stop, UNI5G Postpaid 39 plan comes with a limited-time offer of 200GB data for just RM1.
With its notable video quality, Unifi Mobile is out to change the narrative of how mobile service providers provide network coverage and transform the way consumers view mobile content.
Recognised for award-winning performance, Unifi Mobile offers a network built for today's digital demands. Learn more, including available upgrade options, at unifi.com.my/mobile
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