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Digi Introduces New Home Broadband Plans with Plenty of Data and Free Streaming

by Huei Song
November 15, 2016
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[Update 2:15pm: Digi has finally unveiled more details about its new broadband plans]

Digi recently introduced three new affordable home broadband plans catered for movie buffs. The new plans comes with plenty of data for streaming movies, TV shows and music, and even offers free streaming on selected entertainment channels.

The new Digi Broadband plans comes with 6GB, 20GB and 50GB of internet quota for RM30, RM60 and RM100 respectively, and is available in either prepaid or postpaid – Broadband 30 is available for prepaid, Broadband 60 is available as prepaid or postpaid, and Broadband 100 is available for postpaid subscriptions only. For existing Digi postpaid subscribers, you are entitled to enjoy RM10 rebate each month for life, as long as you are subscribed to the telco.

These new broadband plans from Digi also comes with free streaming on 19 streaming channel partners including YouTube, Dailymotion, and a slew of Astro’s and Media Prima’s radio stations, which means that you can stream for free without using up your monthly internet quota. In addition to that, customers who sign up for the new plans can get a 30-day access to 11 premium channels on Astro on the Go for free, and two months full access to iflix, courtesy of Digi. The data quota for Broadband 60 and Broadband 100 are split into two – one for streaming on demand, and the other for regular usage.

The details are as follows:

New Digi Home Broadband

With the new home broadband plans, Digi hopes to let its subscribers enjoy live and on-demand content from content providers like iflix, Netflix, Tonton, HyppTV Everywhere, and such from the comfort of your own living room.

“Customer demand is fast changing. Malaysians like the new freedom that streaming content services bring to them. Now they can enjoy the content that matters to them whenever they want. We looked at this growing trend and decided that it was timely for us to offer a broadband plan that can cater to this new digital lifestyle.” – Loh Keh Jiat, Digi’s Chief Marketing Officer.

Check out Digi’s website now for the full details.

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