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YTL's Yes and Telekom Malaysia's Unifi have the slowest 4G networks in Malaysia, according to the latest Q1 2022 data from Ookla.

Opensignal mobile network experience report reveals that Celcom has the slowest mobile network (2G/4G) in Malaysia, slower than U Mobile.

Not all base stations in the country have been upgraded with 4G capabilities in 2022. MCMC does not reveal many details in its JENDELA report.

Celcom had the highest number of network complaints in 2021, but MCMC did not break down the network complaints by Service Provider.

Samsung Galaxy S21 series now supports the Malaysia 5G Network from DNB. Download the latest update with One UI 4.1 now.

DNB's average 5G speeds in Malaysia at 514Mbps makes it one of the fastest 5G network in world, although not independently verified.

5G is now available in Malaysia but not many people are excited. Perhaps it is because Maxis, Celcom, Digi and U Mobile have not offered it?

Here's the full list of the 5G smartphones that will work with the Malaysia 5G network, according to Digital Nasional Berhad (DNB).

5G services are now commercially available in Malaysia, but without any commercial partnership with Maxis, Celcom Axiata, Digi and U Mobile.

With the new Mandatory Standards on Customer Service by MCMC, complaints can only be "closed" after getting consent from consumers.