M1 unveils upsized plans for data hungry consumers

Data can be extended up to 36GB every month.

Singapore telco giant M1 launched two new data options under their Upsized data plans to allow consumers to meet the growing demand for video streaming and apps.

Two new options are available for data hungry consumers. One option is adding additional 4GB to 24GB and 2-month mySIM plan data bundles under Upsized Data Plus. Upsized Data Super, on the other hand, allows the extension of 6GB to 36GB ever month to their data bundle.

Plus subscription will cost $11.80 a month while Super will have a monthly charge of $17.70. The two options are available to new, recontacting, and in-contract M1 customers.

M1 Chief Marketing Officer P. Subramaniam said this is the best value and choice for data bundles.

"In addition to enjoying their enlarged data bundle in Singapore, M1 customers will also be able to use their data bundle at 48 overseas destinations from just S$10 a month with our unique M1 Data Passport offering,” he said.

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