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Well, I've been to Portugal recently, Porto to be precise, they have actual 5G which you can actually connect to, and despite roaming and the amount of tourists
by fguerraz 3y ago
Well, I've been to Portugal recently, Porto to be precise, they have actual 5G which you can actually connect to, and despite roaming and the amount of tourists, it was night and day: everything loaded instantly, not a single hickup.
Back in the UK, I spent last weekend in London, 5G logo always on but not actually connected. I could not even send a message when I was in busy areas.
So yes, it helps with congestion, you just don't realise how congested the network is until you've tried the real thing.
- edf13 3y agoThe issue here could well be the backhaul... just because you can get 5g to the cell tower doesn't ensure you will have a fast connection from the tower to the core network.
- bananapub 3y ago> Back in the UK, I spent last weekend in London, 5G logo always on but not actually connected on Three? They're famously garbage. I wouldn't suggest anything other than EE or - distant second - Vodafone in London.
- fguerraz 3y agoEE