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- Im using unifi now but planning to change to starlink real soonStay away from unifi. Its basically government’s internet. If gov wanna block something, UniFi is gonna be the one to implement it while other isp at least delayed a bit.
Example….the 2024 dns block issue. Unifi customers the first to feel the blocked websites while other isp can still use it as usual.
Now think about privacy, spying etc…unifi gonna be like gov’s dog doing its bidding
Both fkup rn nglMy workplace use unifi after upgrade week later my celcom data mush better
My home use maxis …. only enemy you will face but cant reach is friking airplane …. dang it
Still the same. It’s still using TM infrastructure. If you said, ” Unifi or Starlink? That would be a good conversation to give point.Time if you can time, else unifi the most stable.
But nowadays unifi at night there’s congestion to cloudflare server so it’s also fucked up.
Dont have must experience with Maxis heard it’s not as good.Maxis has most complain among my friends & family, time and unifi are fine.The problem with Maxis, its underlying infrastructure is still TM. So you might as well go with Unifi since they owned the infrastructure.I had a really bad experience with unifi lately, strangely everyday from 8pm-11:30pm the internet will be super unstable (ping spike, slow speed) and it happens everyday at night. Already reported to them and I missed their calls like 2 times. But I don’t know why this is happening only at night. Already change the router for 2 times (tplink one).Its depend on that place fibre infrastructure, it can be Unifi, maxis etc. if it mainly unifi then have other ISP provide the fibre, for sure the other service are riding on Unifi infrastructure and vice versa.
In one place cannot have more than 1 fibre infrastructure as it expensive to maintain it except certain place that might be have unifi and TIME as they compete each otherIf you heard that place always has issue with internet for sure the entire area has the issue what ever their ISP is
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