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Best 4g speeds

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I have been using Dtac for last 7 yrs, i don't rate there 4g speeds at all, went up to Mukdahan last week on a bus and internet was constantly turning off, very slow, buffering etc.

So i thinking of trying either AIS or True but not even sure if they are any better tbh. Gonna do it today if i do it as new bill cycle is starts 2mw.

Easy enough to experiement...49 baht for a SIM, 49 baht for a daily plan.

 

When you're not on a moving bus traveling through some rural parts of Thailand have you generally been happy with the speeds?

 

I think a lot depends on the location, density, time of day, etc.

 

Personally, I get decent speeds with DTAC in Bangkok...

 

 

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7 minutes ago, mtls2005 said:

Easy enough to experiement...49 baht for a SIM, 49 baht for a daily plan.

 

When you're not on a moving bus traveling through some rural parts of Thailand have you generally been happy with the speeds?

 

I think a lot depends on the location, density, time of day, etc.

 

Personally, I get decent speeds with DTAC in Bangkok...

 

 

 

Tbh, I find that Dtac are good in citys and very bad when your outside. never get 93mbps more like 5-10

Chiang Mai city will give you acceptable 4G speeds, 10-15km south and it is none existent, so it is very subjective.

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