Celcom and Digi delay charging extra for 5G access for another month. According to CelcomDigi, the free 5G access extension is in line with their ambition to encourage 5G adoption.
According to CelcomDigi’s statement, the new extension for the free 5G access is in line with their ambition to encourage the adoption of 5G in Malaysia. The current free 5G access for postpaid and prepaid customers will be extended from 30th April until 31st May 2023.
Digi Postpaid and Prepaid customers will need to purchase a 5G Booster plan at RM0 from the MyDigi app. Meanwhile, Celcom customers who are currently eligible for free 5G trial access on Celcom Mega Postpaid, Xpad postpaid and Xpad prepaid will be able to enjoy the same free 5G access until 31st May 2023.
To enjoy 5G, users will need to have a 5G-ready plan, 5G-enabled phone and be within Digital Nasional Berhad’s 5G coverage areas which currently cover 54.7% of populated areas in Malaysia. Users can learn more about activating 5G on the respective
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