Which prepaid SIM card is best in Malaysia?

If you want to buy a SIM card in Malaysia, I would recommend going with either Maxis because they have the highest speeds, according to OpenSignal, or Celcom because they have the best 4G/LTE availability in Malaysia. Other notable telecom providers are Yes, UniFi, and Altel.

Do prepaid cards have SIM cards?

Some prepaid cell phones do not use a SIM card at all. In this instance the phone will most likely not have a slot for the SIM card. If the prepaid cell phone doesn’t have a SIM card slot you will not be able to use a SIM card with the phone.

What is the cheapest SIM card in Malaysia?

Cheapest monthly plan with data: Tune Talk with its Monthly Plan at RM10 per month with 1GB high speed data, 10GB basic internet and Unlimited Calls to Tune Talk. Unlimited data: U Mobile with Giler GX30 Unlimited Data Plan (limited to 3Mbps speed).

Which is the best prepaid SIM card in Malaysia?

Digi Telecommunication works in Malaysia providing a wide variety of communication services. They offer prepaid and postpaid plans full of data, call and text services. It also includes roaming for those consumers who wish to travel abroad using their local SIM cards. You can get a card from Digi by visiting their website.

Do you need a SIM card to travel to Malaysia?

Where you can swim along with a school of tropical fish, corals, turtles, and dolphins. To make Malaysia your next travel destination, you will need to get a prepaid SIM card because we are sure photos of this beautiful country are worth sharing with your family and friends at home.

Where can I buy a digi SIM card in Malaysia?

I find that Digi and U Mobile have quite good packages. You can buy “top up” cards at supermarkets, convenience stores and petrol stations almost everywhere. FYI Malaysia uses the GSM system, so CDMA devices form North America will not work (unless they are also GSM compliant).

Can a CDMA SIM card work in Malaysia?

FYI Malaysia uses the GSM system, so CDMA devices form North America will not work (unless they are also GSM compliant). Check to make sure you have the right size of SIM card (mini, micro, nano SIM). Coverage in major urban centres is not a problem with most companies boasting 4G speeds.