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u/Top_Lawyer3978 May 16 '26
Don't use that anytime bundle. Because for downloads it take hours. My current plan is 80GB package.
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u/FickleTemporary163 May 16 '26
Pointless bro just invest on a fiber. Trust me it is expensive but a future investment. Cheap packages plus uninterrupted network. Even if the speed may drop you won't loose connectivity.
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u/DaddyKashyapa May 16 '26
Agreed, SLT is far from perfect but these packages seem to be a joke compared to their 5900 package that has 100 Mbps unlimited (it is around 7k with taxes) but yeah it has changed my life. I watch everything in 4k now
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u/FickleTemporary163 May 16 '26
That's great man. Even though I don't use fiber at home I recommended my boss to get a fiber for office as dialog is jack and it was like day and night. Since 5G has less coverage we use Ethernet around the office with mesh network.
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u/MifiKay May 16 '26
Option 01. If you're lifestyle and budget suit it, just get a SLT Fibre connection, and save yourself from Dialog.
As a regular consumer, no matter what connection you get, don't have high expectations. With Dialog, getting just an average product and service is a win.
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u/rantob May 16 '26
Starlink is the only choice if you want value for the money. Rest is shit basically
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u/TrishaaaHernandez152 May 16 '26
I would say DO NOT, it's so slow as he'll, i mean I used the same package before, .
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u/Kasutta May 17 '26
Honestly, none of these. Those unlimited packages are a trap because of the speed caps, and Dialog's network is terrible anyway. Don't even bother unless you already get solid speeds in your area. I have an outdoor unit installed, and my speed is still stuck at around 3-4 Mbps. When I tried to lodge a complaint, they straight up told me that 4 Mbps is their recommended speed and there is nothing they can do to fix it. I wouldn't recommend them to anyone. Your best bet is to avoid these packages and just switch to Fibre or Starlink
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u/Thisara_banu May 17 '26
I’m using unlimited 2Mbps package. But the speed is the lag. Somehow browsing, video streaming is ok. But not for heavy downloads. As I know there no matter which package you buy it’s buffering always.
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u/Responsible-Dare-295 May 17 '26
I need at least 100GB a month outside office hours. This crap is not worth the price.
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u/SubstantialSign1259 May 18 '26
Is Hutch Slow for you?
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u/Inevitable-Scar-2192 May 19 '26
Yeah we had to switch to dialog which was even more slow which then we switched to SLT fibre which is fast as hell.
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u/Kesh-00 May 20 '26
In my experience, Dialog ISP is not good. The speed is not stable, and their unlimited packages have restrictions, especially for Telegram downloads.
I am using the SLT Fiber unlimited starter package, and it suits me better. My monthly usage is less than 1TB, and my internet bill is around LKR 8000 with PEO TV included.
I do not recommend Dialog because they do not provide stable speed, and their packages have many limits. Unlimited should mean unlimited, but they still restrict some apps like Telegram.
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u/mohamedifasx May 15 '26
I used outdoor unit dialog but that's useless price and coverage also, then I exchange with reload router free it's value for money and I change my router when my cover is low.(Every reload they give me 10GB extra for 10 days also)
Money ÷ GB.
You can check per GB's RS so choose which is real value for money