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It has not been proven that you can get those speeds consistently. You typically need line of sight, no trees, even no rain for the really small bandwidths.
by fourthark 8y ago
It has not been proven that you can get those speeds consistently. You typically need line of sight, no trees, even no rain for the really small bandwidths.
- mike00632 8y agoLiterally, even walls can break the 5G connection. Hope you don't live in a home that has any of those.
- spullara 8y agoThis is for outside point-to-point, not for receiving indoors. Serves the same purpose as last-mile fiber, not wifi. The 5G lands service at the location and you use wifi inside to access it. Just like you would with fiber/cable/dsl.
- fourthark 8y agoSounds only a little bit cheaper and a lot less reliable than fiber. We'll see!