M1 5G. Main draw for me is that the overseas roaming is quite reasonably priced and easy to activate/deactivate. No complaints regarding connectivity.
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m1 coverage and service has been terrible for me and the ppl (3 ppl I know) I know over the past 2 years. There are many instances where service just become unavailable in malls around the west side.
their broadband is solid tho.
i have now switched to giga. Haven't faced any issue so far.
same, using M1 for their data passport thingy. Didn’t realise there was a cap on the overseas data though, but still it’s reasonable.
GOMO. It's still the best network as far as I can tell, but without the Singtel nonsense. The only downside is the GOMO cringe marketing messages..
I use GOMO too. On SingTel's 5G network. No issues with it so far.
MyRepublic Lite. Reception is shit (because it's M1) but you get 30GB for $10, which is a pretty good deal
For $10 you can get heya or zym which uses Singtel if I am not mistaken. There is also redone which I think uses Starhub.
Oh wow, these new MVNOs are pretty damn competitive now. Might have to consider switching...
ZYM $10/100GB just ported
I had some really bad connectivity with my Republic, so I gave up and signed with Starhub for a year. Not very happy with myself, but at least I'm connected in case worl stuff comes in.