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M1 Mobile Plan Review - Which SIM- ONLY plan is best in Singapore 2022?

My 12-month M1 mobile SIM-only plan of S$20 for 40GB of data ended in February 2022. 

Now I have to pay S$25 for 30 GB of data without any contract promotion. 

Which mobile plan is best in Singapore 2022?

Here are 3 alternatives:

1. Re-contract with M1 Mobile

2. Sign up for a new contract with StarHub SIM-only mobile plan

3. Sign up for a new contract with Singtel SIM-only mobile plan

#1. Re-contract with M1 Mobile

If I re-contract with M1, this is what I pay and get...

S$20 for 50GB for 12 months.

However, for new subscribers, it's S$18 for 88GB for the first 6 months followed by 50GB 4G!

So much for being a loyal customer.  

Update 30 Mar 2022: M1 promo... S$20 for 100GB... 12 months no contract... https://www.m1.com.sg/promotions/simo-promotions


#2. Sign up for a new contract with StarHub SIM-only Mobile plan

If I sign up for a new contract with StarHub, this is the best SIM-only mobile plan with a similar budget. 

S$20 for 80GB 4G for 12 months.

OR...

S$28 for 70 GB 5G for 12 months with 12-month Disney+ (S$12/m)

My current Disney Plus contract is ending in May 2022. 
Can I wait till then to sign up for Starhub?

PLUS... 1 month for free GeForce Now.

I just learned what GeForce Now is...
  • It is an Online gaming server
  • No need to use a gaming PC anymore
  • Perfect when GPU is facing a shortage
  • Can play even on a Chrome laptop
  • Just pay for the game and play it online
  • Play the games at high resolution and high frame rate
  • Some games are free like Fortnite
  • Not every game is available like Minecraft
  • The subscription fee is S$20 per month
  • In Singapore, it is partnered with StarHub
Interesting! I might consider this. 

#3. Sign up for a new contract with Singtel SIM-only mobile plan

If I sign up for a new contract with Singtel, this is the best SIM-only mobile plan with a similar budget.

S$30 for 60GB 4G for 12 months.

OR...
SIM Only Plus 45 with 88GB 5G data for $30 for the first 6 months (70GB thereafter, $45 after 6 months)
• SIM Only Plus 55 with 108GB 5G data for $45 for the first 6 months (90GB thereafter, $55 after 12 months)
... https://www.singtel.com/personal/products-services/mobile/postpaid-plans/simonly

Not attractive at all. 

Other Options?

Are there other options I can sign up with?

TPG - S$10 for 100GB 4G for 30 days no contract

50GB at S$5 for the first 3 months followed by S$8 for 50GB 4G.


Next...

~ Adrian Lee



















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