T-Mobile Merger - Note 10+ 5g

[cardboard60]

They both still using their own towers , takes time for them become one and they both have some 5g already . By that time anyway 5g should be kicking strong.

T mobile don't work very well where I am in the country.
At&t is terrible.
Verizon works best.

I hope im alive in 3 yrs

 

[Mike Dee]

T mobile don't work very well where I am in the country.
At&t is terrible.
Verizon works best.

Among other things, that's why I'm on Verizon

 

[mustang7757]

T mobile don't work very well where I am in the country.
At&t is terrible.
Verizon works best.

I hope im alive in 3 yrs

I use both Att and TMO in my area been very good , I hope we all alive in 3 years lol

 

[msm0511]

I'm referring to with both companies merging when we will see the results a one company , be about 3 years

Hopefully won't take 3 years. The S20's are already reaping the benefits.

 

[Mike Dee]

Hopefully won't take 3 years. The S20's are already reaping the benefits.

3 years is approximately 7.5 different devices from now for @mustang7757.

 

[cardboard60]

3 years is approximately 7.5 different devices from now for @mustang7757.

Exactly how are the S20's already seeing the benefits now.

You on Tmobile or something.

 

[msm0511]

Exactly how are the S20's already seeing the benefits now.

You on Tmobile or something.

The S20's have already gotten updates to use the additional towers from the merger, so better 5G support. The Sprint models now get access to TMo's 5G, and the TMo's get Sprint's. Better 5G coverage in more areas.

 

[dtones39]

Waste of money buying those 5G phones, There really isn't as of yet real 5G , Samsung is just taking peoples money by the time the real 5G comes those Phones 2020 won't be worth having since there will be better phones by then, Thats one reason i don't fall for those phones that supposely is 5G all Fake.

Its not just about the speeds but also about stability. I've already seen benefits in my area where I normally drop my signal completely, stay connected at fast speeds.

 

[mustang7757]

3 years is approximately 7.5 different devices from now for @mustang7757.

Probably right lol

 

[mustang7757]

Its not just about the speeds but also about stability. I've already seen benefits in my area where I normally drop my signal completely, stay connected at fast speeds.

It's certain areas and no where near as wide spread as 4G right now

 

[o4liberty]

Tmobile 5g speeds are not much faster the 4g lte at this point. In major cities the speeds are a little faster but thats it. I do see tmobile being the 5g leader in the years to come.

 

[mustang7757]

Tmobile 5g speeds are not much faster the 4g lte at this point. In major cities the speeds are a little faster but thats it. I do see tmobile being the 5g leader in the years to come.

I could see that also

 

[Randy Ohio]

I have a T-Mobile Note 10plus 5G. Before I bought it in December, I tried to research what it would work with. No MM wave, but kept seeing that it would work with mid-band, in particular Sprints post merger. I hope it was correct. That's why I wasted my money on it.

Sorry, tried to fix the typos.

 

[mustang7757]

Hopefully won't take 3 years. The S20's are already reaping the benefits.

We see..

 

[cardboard60]

I have a T-Mobile Note 10plus 5G. Before I bought it in December, I tried to research what iy would work with. No wave, but kept seeing that it would work with mid-band, in particular Sprints post merger. I hope it was correct. That's why I wanted my money on it.

Huh.

 

[Grolley]

There were some larger areas near my hometown that had small spots of 5G. Once the official merger went live I have 5G almost all over the area I live. DOn't know if it had any to do with Sprint or convenient timing. No I do not live in a big city like NYC or Atlanta.