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Outdoors. It doesn't propagate through walls very well. I wonder if there isn't going to be an outside 5g to inside wifi bridge as a thing.
by Damogran6 6y ago
Outdoors. It doesn't propagate through walls very well.
I wonder if there isn't going to be an outside 5g to inside wifi bridge as a thing.
- Foivos 6y agoOnly mmWave 5G, as of now mostly used in the USA, has this problem. Sub6 5G has similar propagation to LTE. Sub6 has way less capacity than mmWave though. I guess in the future operators will use both frequency ranges in parallel in a macro/micro cell format. If you happen to be within the range of a mmWave micro base station you will use it. If not the sub6 macro base station will make sure you remain connected with “good enough” speed.