T-Mobile has already deployed a nationwide 5G network on its low-band Extended Range 5G spectrum and is adding even more speed and capacity with its Ultra Capacity 5G spectrum. T-Mobile also has mmWave spectrum that has been deployed in a few cities.31 Ara 2021
Read moreIs T-Mobile 5G ultra capacity mmWave?
The Ultra Capacity brand also includes millimeter wave (mmWave) , which is just a fraction of what T-Mobile’s 2.5 GHz spectrum covers. In its press release, T-Mobile once again touted the results of a third-party report showing its 5G speed and availability are better than its rivals.
Read moreWhere does T-Mobile have mmWave?
T-Mobile didn’t say in its press release which millimeter wave (mmWave) spectrum it will be using, but a spokesman said it’s using 39 GHz in Las Vegas and 28 GHz in the other markets. And, it published maps showing coverage in the six cities: Atlanta, Cleveland, Dallas, Las Vegas, Los Angeles and New York .
Read moreWho makes 5G equipment for T-Mobile?
Among a long list of firsts, T-Mobile said it managed a SA 5G data session between commercial modems from two suppliers on a production network with Cisco, Ericsson, MediaTek, Nokia and Qualcomm Technologies .
Read moreWhat band does T-Mobile use for 5G?
For 5G, T-Mobile is using band 71 (600 MHz) for low-band, band 41 (2,500 Mhz) for mid-band , as well as faster mmWave in select downtown areas.
Read moreWhat band does T-Mobile use for Internet?
Update: According to a T-Mobile spokesman, here are the spectrum bands that T-Mobile is using for its Home Internet service: LTE bands 2 (1900 MHz), 4 (1700/2100 MHz), 12 (700 MHz), 66 (1700/2100 MHz) and 71 (600 MHz), as well as 5G New Radio (NR) bands 41 (2.5 GHz) and 71 (600 MHz).
Read moreWhat cities have high-band 5G?
Paul, Atlanta, Detroit, Indianapolis, Washington DC, Phoenix ,Boise, Panama City, and New York City . Verizon plans to have 5G access in more than 30 cities by the end of this year. Some of those cities include Charlotte, Cleveland, Columbus, Little Rock, Memphis and Salt Lake City.
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