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Well, that's almost entirely due to Verizon's C-Band being pretty empty right now (5G phones are only a couple years old) and it being 2-5x the frequency and ba
by pkulak 5y ago
Well, that's almost entirely due to Verizon's C-Band being pretty empty right now (5G phones are only a couple years old) and it being 2-5x the frequency and bandwidth of the bands they put 4g on. If they had put 4g on C-band, you'd probably be seeing the exact same performance.
So, I guess what I'm saying is, if by "5g", you mean "the giant new swaths of high-frequency spectrum that carriers are building out", then 5g is amazing. Otherwise, it's nothing to even bother noticing, as a consumer.
- cogman10 5y agoDefinitely the biggest boon of 5g is the high frequency spectrum.
- sparker72678 5y agoI guess that’s kinda my point — for me, “giant new swaths of spectrum” is my 5G experience. (Just a part of how muddy the waters of this topic are.)
- pkulak 5y agoYeah, for me too. I'm excited about mobile again for the first time since LTE got turned on.