Wait, what do you mean half the year is over? Yup, June is almost over, and we’re back with our monthly compilations. It’s been a quiet month for telcos, but we did tweak our list for this month for the few changes that did happen. Anyway, here’s our list of the best mobile prepaid plans for the budget-conscious as of June 2023.
Best prepaid options under RM30
For under RM30/month, the options for Malaysians remain largely the same. The U Mobile Pakej Perpaduan plan no longer has that extra 10GB of data, which is too bad. Moreover, there were no new promos or price changes.
As such, the most affordable prepaid plan is still the Digi NEXT 15 (RM20/month). For alternatives, we suggest the Hotlink Streaming plan (RM25/month) since it’s known to have a reliable network. But if you don’t need high-speed data, the Yes Prepaid FT5G Unlimited is a great option if you need 12GB of wireless hotspot data to work on the go.
- Digi Prepaid NEXT 20 (RM20/month) – 15GB high-speed data, unlimited social media (TikTok/Instagram/Twitter/Facebook), 1GB wireless hotspot, 30-day validity
- Hotlink Streaming (RM25/month) – 15GB high-speed data, unlimited high-speed streaming for selected apps (6 am to 6 pm), 30-day validity
- Pakej Perpaduan Celcom | Digi | U Mobile (RM30) – 30GB @3Mbps, accumulative data, 180-day validity
- U Mobile Prepaid U25 (RM25/month) – Unlimited 4G data @3Mbps, unlimited calls, 30-day validity
- Yes Prepaid FT5G Unlimited (RM30/month) – Unlimited 4G/5G, uncapped speed, unlimited calls, 12GB wireless hotspot, 30-day validity
- Yoodo Makcik Bawang (RM26/month) – 20GB high-speed data, 20GB Facebook, 20GB WhatsApp, 30-day validity
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Best prepaid options under RM60
Now, the RM60/month category does have some changes. So let’s see what’s different this time around.
First, Hotlink now has a new “Internet and Hotspot” plan. It offers 40GB of high-speed Internet, plus hotspot for border roaming within selected SEA countries. Also, the Hotlink Pantas promo with bonus data of 20GB ends on 30 June 2023. So if you like having plenty of data, grab it before the month ends. Lastly, the Celcom Xpax Unlimited plans no longer offer free RM5 TnG eWallet credits or an extra 5GB of data for signing up at a Celcom Bluecube store.
- Celcom Xpax Unlimited Internet (RM40/month) – 10GB high-speed data, unlimited Internet (@3Mbps), 5G booster, 3GB wireless hotspot, unlimited calls, RM5 TnG eWallet credit, extra 5GB high-speed data (in-store signup only), 30-day validity
- Digi Prepaid NEXT 35 (RM35/month) – 30GB high-speed data, unlimited calls, unlimited social media (TikTok/Instagram/Twitter/Facebook), 3GB wireless hotspot, 30-day validity
- Hotlink Pantas (RM35/month) – 30GB high-speed data, bonus 20GB high-speed data (via promo voucher), unlimited calls, 30-day validity
- Hotlink Pantas (RM45/month) – 40GB high-speed data, Hotspot for Border Roaming (Malaysia/Singapore/Thailand/Indonesia), unlimited calls, 30-day validity
- Hotlink Streaming (RM40/month) – 25GB high-speed data, unlimited high-speed streaming for selected apps (6 am to 6 pm), 30-day validity
- Hotlink Unlimited (RM60/month) – Unlimited data (@18Mbps), unlimited calls, unlimited wireless hotspot, unlimited high-speed Internet (2 am to 2 pm), 30-day validity
- U Mobile Prepaid U40 (RM40/month) – Uncapped 4G/5G speeds on weekends, unlimited 4G @6Mbps, unlimited calls, unlimited wireless hotspot, 30-day validity
- Uni5G Prepaid Monthly Unlimited (RM35/month) – Unlimited data 4G/5G, unlimited calls, 5GB wireless hotspot data, RM5 cashback (promo),
- Yoodo Kepochi (RM51/month) – 40GB high-speed data, 20GB Facebook, 20GB WhatsApp, 100-min calls, 30-day validity
As you can see, June 2023 has been a mostly quiet month. That’s something we expected since there were no major festivities this month. But we’ll also upload our monthly list of mobile postpaid and home fibre plans next, so keep an eye out for those.
Anyway, how is your mobile prepaid service treating you so far? Are you satisfied with what you’re paying for? Let us know in the comments on our Facebook page, and stay tuned to TechNave for more articles like this.
