Feels like a regional and/or technical issue to me. Never had issues with 5G in Germany and I'm not aware of widespread problems here (correct me if I'm wrong).

Feels like a regional and/or technical issue to me. Never had issues with 5G in Germany and I'm not aware of widespread problems here (correct me if I'm wrong). It's been fantastic with significantly better bandwidth wherever I have coverage (primarily big cities). Brief google search tells me that T-Online had 64k 5G base stations here in 2020. From the above article: > And there is another issue. > "We are using something called non-standalone 5G, which is the very first version of 5G," Mr Wood said. > "It only delivers the 5G signal from the handset to the tower. Everything behind that is still 4G. That can't be the issue. We're doing the same thing here.