Of course, let’s not forget that they must also utilise one of the supported Celcom 5G plans. For Celcom Xpax Prepaid Mix & Match customers, they can tap into the 5G network by obtaining either the RM32 Primary Plan which provides a 30GB data quota or the RM42 Primary Plan that comes with a 40GB allocation. Celcom 5G speed test during Langkawi Trials in 2019. [Image: Celcom]As it turns out, Celcom will be charging an additional fee of RM10 for Xpax Prepaid customers that connect to the 5G network after the initial promo period that will last until 31 December 2022. This is something that was not revealed by the telco during its initial 5G announcement earlier this week. All in all, it seemed that we have to wait until this coming January to see how Celcom will actually put this policy into place. For what it’s worth, things may change though since there is still ample time for the telco to finalize the 5G policy for Xpax prepaid customers.
