My phone supports 5G, but I never got to try it yet because I’d have to pay extra to my provider (Austria, Magenta (T-Mobile)). Fuck that, 4G is fine by me. Besides, I could still use 3G and aven 2G, although that’d be a bit insane.
But 5G phones still comes with 4G antennas and 4G cell towers are still being used to cover areas 5G cant reach (since 5G hass less range). I don’t even have a steady 5G connection where I live lol (its not even that rural, I live in a US City ffs).
I would rather say 3G cellphones.
LTE is still widely in use today, while being mainly common in higher-end devices in 2015.
3G/UMTS on the other hand still was the mainly used one in 2015, also because of pricing, while 3G networks are completely switched off by now.
4G cellphones.
My phone supports 5G, but I never got to try it yet because I’d have to pay extra to my provider (Austria, Magenta (T-Mobile)). Fuck that, 4G is fine by me. Besides, I could still use 3G and aven 2G, although that’d be a bit insane.
But 5G phones still comes with 4G antennas and 4G cell towers are still being used to cover areas 5G cant reach (since 5G hass less range). I don’t even have a steady 5G connection where I live lol (its not even that rural, I live in a US City ffs).
I would rather say 3G cellphones.
LTE is still widely in use today, while being mainly common in higher-end devices in 2015.
3G/UMTS on the other hand still was the mainly used one in 2015, also because of pricing, while 3G networks are completely switched off by now.