> Mine as well - in peak hours you're lucky to get close to 1MB/s in two bigger cities I've lived in. Also latency spikes even when the bandwidth is OK. It's t

> Mine as well - in peak hours you're lucky to get close to 1MB/s in two bigger cities I've lived in. Also latency spikes even when the bandwidth is OK. It's the same in my country. > Don't know how much 5G will help with all of this but 4G is not a good option as a primary internet connection if you work online and any upgrades would be very welcome. The thing is, very few people work from home, and even those who do rarely require more than 1 MB/s for the most common office tasks. It's true, though, that 4G connection is not the best option for 8-5 software engineering. But it still makes it possible to work from anywhere in the countryside during the entire summer.