^^^ Very true. Good safety tip.Just a word of caution to those not on an unlimited plan, these tests can use a ton of data. This one for instance used almost .5 GB
You would have a 5G icon on the top. Yours was on LTE.What are parameters of 5G?
Just curious, got this speed near N. Myrtle beach S10eView attachment 317275
S10e does not support 5G.What are parameters of 5G?
Just curious, got this speed near N. Myrtle beach S10eView attachment 317275
S10e does not support 5G.
I get 200+ down on lte in some spots around me in bfe Michigan. I doubt I'll see 5g on this phone, probably not even on the note 20. I'll just be happy to get tmo 600mhz band around my house.But someone like him that's getting 205 down on LTE what kind of speed do we think he'll get on 5G albeit sub6
I get 200+ down on lte in some spots around me in bfe Michigan. I doubt I'll see 5g on this phone, probably not even on the note 20. I'll just be happy to get tmo 600mhz band around my house.
Sub6? Slightly better, or the same. MmWave is where the real speeds are.But someone like him that's getting 205 down on LTE what kind of speed do we think he'll get on 5G albeit sub6
Sub6? Slightly better, or the same. MmWave is where the real speeds are.
Yea, I’m with Rogers in Canada, and they chose the Sub6 rollout first. Coverage still isn’t great. I may just not even use 5G on my Ultra when I get it, as the LTE speeds on Rogers are pretty good. I don’t think 5G is worth the battery hit until mmWave is deployed everywhere.Yeah def where the speeds are but with lots of build out required. For someone like me on the tmo network, I'm hoping that post merger we will be able to take advantage of the midband that sprint has been building out.
Yea, I’m with Rogers in Canada, and they chose the Sub6 rollout first. Coverage still isn’t great. I may just not even use 5G on my Ultra when I get it, as the LTE speeds on Rogers are pretty good. I don’t think 5G is worth the battery hit until mmWave is deployed everywhere.
My TMobile 5G speedtest is about the same as LTE. Around 150Mb down and 35Mb up. So far the difference I see is during peak times, 5G is holding up speed better. Likely because there's so few people using it. Unfortunately, TMobile users won't see the big speed improvements until they include Sprints 2.5Ghz band in their 5G portfolio. I'm not counting on mmwave being real world useful in a handheld device anytime soon.