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That's sad for Apple, then. A poor decision on their part. Examples of Android phones that often support mmWave 5G: Samsung: Many Galaxy S and Z series models
by esseph 2y ago
That's sad for Apple, then. A poor decision on their part.
Examples of Android phones that often support mmWave 5G:
Samsung: Many Galaxy S and Z series models, including recent releases.
Google: Pixel phones, especially the Pro models.
OnePlus: Various 5G phones, including the 10 Pro, 10T, and Nord series.
(etc)
Apple should get their shit together.
- adrr 2y agoIt never worked unless you were walking on the street. Expensive too, I heard $20 per antenna. Millimeter is good for fixed antenna and delivering internet last mile to homes. Verizon bought into it millimeter while TMobile focused on mid bands, why T-Mobile is faster on average than Verizon. People use their phones indoors.
- esseph 2y agoAbsolutely correct on all the above. T-Mobile is also using mmwave and retaining it in urban cores, but returning a lot of the spectrum. There's a LOT of spectrum work being done at the FCC right now... Or was...
- joecool1029 2y ago> OnePlus: Various 5G phones, including the 10 Pro, 10T, and Nord series. The 9 pro was the last model they sold with mmwave. The entire 10 and 11 series don't have it. The Nord never did. > Apple should get their shit together. They ship mmwave on everything but their budget models?
- wkat4242 2y agoThose Samsungs lack mmWave antennas in Europe. Not sure about Apple.