Yesterday the Minister of Communications and Multimedia Fahmi Fadzil introduced the Rahmah 5G Package where local telecommunication companies such as CelcomDigi, Maxis, U Mobile, Unifi Mobile and Yes 5G will offer their own 5G plans at more affordable prices than usual.
Yes 5G Power 35 Rahmah
Yes 5G was the first company to announce their 5G Rahmah package offering with their Yes Power 35 Rahmah offer. At RM35 per month, this package offers a data limit as high as 100GB, and offers ZTE Blade A73 and Vivo Y55+ 5G devices at a price of RM240.
In the meantime, this plan is also seen to offer unlimited calls to any number, as well as unlimited data transmission speed as long as the data quota has not been met.
U Mobile's Most Gracious 5G Package
U Mobile also comes with their own Rahmah 5G package called the Most Rahmah 5G Package, which for RM58 per month, you will get a 200GB 5G data quota per month which can be used through smart devices and also as a hotspot to computers and also for roaming in Singapore , Indonesia and Thailand.
This plan is a plan based on their U Postpaid 68 which comes with a RM10 price reduction and 100GB data addition.
As announced by Fahmi Fadzil, U Mobile will offer Honor 90 Lite 5G and Samsung Galaxy A14 5G devices at a price of RM240 or RM120 for the first 100 thousand B40 customers.
Rahmah 5G Unifi Mobile package
Telekom Malaysia through Unifi Mobile is also seen offering their Rahmah 5G Package, offering a 5G package priced at RM60 with a 4G and 5G data offer of 60GB per month. This includes 10GB hotspot data, and unlimited calls to any number.
This offer is based on their Uni5G Postpaid 65 package with a price reduction of RM5 compared to the original price.
As announced by Fahmi Fadzil, Unifi Mobile will offer Honor 90 Lite 5G and Samsung Galaxy A14 5G devices at a price of RM240 or RM120 for the first 100 thousand B40 customers.
Rahmah CelcomDigi 5G package
CelcomDigi showed their Rahmah 5G postpaid package offer through Digi and also Celcom Xpax. Just like Unifi Mobile, both Digi and Celcom Xpax offer 60GB of data at a price of RM60 per month.
The difference here is that Xpax is seen also adding YouTube streaming quota and unlimited social media usage in their offering. For Xpax, this plan is seen as the Xpax Postpaid 60 plan with the data usage limit increased from 40GB to 60GB.
As for Digi, this plan is seen as the same as the Digi Postpaid 60 plan with the data usage limit increased from 50GB to 60GB. Both these plans are also seen to offer unlimited calls to any number, and users can increase the required data limit by paying only RM10 to 110GB per month.
In the meantime, these two telecommunications companies are also offering the Honor 90 Lite device at a price of RM239 and the Samsung Galaxy A14 5G at a price of RM119, according to the poster shown. RM120 device rebate for the first 100 thousand B40 customers is also subject to this plan.
Maxis Rahmah 5G package
Maxis offers their Rahmah 5G package through the Hotlink Postpaid 5G plan which offers 105GB of data at a price of RM60. This plan is based on the Hotlink Postpaid 70 plan which offers 70GB+35GB of data per month at a price of RM70 which now has a discount of RM10.
Along with this plan, Maxis also offers free roaming data in Singapore, Indonesia and Thailand. Honor 90 Lite and Samsung Galaxy A14 device offers were also shown at RM239 and RM219, and a RM120 subsidy offer for the first 100 thousand B40 customers.
The ending
These telecommunications companies will start offering their Rahmah 5G plans starting tomorrow (August 31, 2023) and the subscription for them will end on December 31, 2023. In the meantime, each of these Rahmah 5G plans will also bind you to the telecommunications company for 24 months. Devices purchased through this plan will also come with a 24-month warranty.