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Keep in mind that current 5G deployments in the UK (and I think the world) bond 4G and 5G together. This often causes problems if the 4G is heavily congested. V
by martinald 7y ago
Keep in mind that current 5G deployments in the UK (and I think the world) bond 4G and 5G together. This often causes problems if the 4G is heavily congested. Vodafone's London 5G deployment is still pretty spotty, it will get a lot better. Plus it uses a very high frequency band (3.5GHz). When the 700MHz band gets added in a couple of years it will be a lot more consistent.
Yes, SDL is on LTE1500, LTE Band 32. It is another carrier to aggregate with the other ones. Both 3 and Vodafone have some spectrum in that band, IIRC 3 has a lot more. It will really help with overloaded cells in the short term.
- Reason077 7y agoMy router (Huawei E6878-870) apparently supports LTE band 32, but I've never seen it used on either Three or Vodafone. At my flat, Three seems to use band 3 (1800 Mhz) always. Vodafone floats between bands 7 (20 Mhz channel!), 20, and 1, but gets good speeds on any of them. Three always slow at peak times, sometimes unusably slow, despite having by far the strongest signal.