All other phones don’t support band n71 for 5G T-Mobile 600MHz.
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Not unless you use the “OnePlus 7T Pro 5G McLaren” or “Samsung Galaxy Note10+ 5G”. All other Samsung phones can’t connect to the T-Mobile 5G 600MHz network. Not unless you use the Samsung Galaxy Note10+ 5G. iPhones don’t support Band n71, which means they can’t connect to 5G 600MHz. Sole proprietorship and regular consumer account, see T-Mobile Home Internet for more details. T-Mobile Home Office Internet is available for T-Mobile Business and Government customers. Single plan option for 50 (30 promo price) Available nationally, but not quite everywhere. People also ask… Can iPhones use T-Mobile 5G? T-Mobile Wireless Internet Review Highlights: T-Mobile’s new home internet uses 5G & 4G LTE. Does T-Mobile give a disclaimer of this?Ĭurrently as of writing of this article, not in their video advertisements. Fine the devices that support n71 on T-Mobile website here. And somehow I highly doubt a majority of readers of this article own those sole 2 devices.
Which means when you see any advertising for T-Mobile “NEW 5G 600MHz” network… Don’t be fooled into believing the 4G LTE 600MHz device you currently have can connect to the 5G speeds… It can’t! Unless it’s one of those 2 devices above. There are only 2 phones created before 2020 that supports n71. Take notice in the “n” in the 5G version, vs the 4G LTE. The 4G LTE T-Mobile 600MHz band is called 71 What is important to remember here, is “ BANDS” What are T-Mobile 5G and 4G bands for 600MHz? Currently Verizon and AT&T are using this method first and benefits very few users at a time. High band (such as millimeter) is very short distance. Great for rural areas such as countryside, and mountains. So when you hear T-Mobile advertise “Low band 5G” they are referring to low distance signal 5G. The higher the band, the tighter/closer you need to be to the tower to get a signal. The lower the band, the further the phone can be away from the tower and still talk to it. Depending on your phone, you only support certain “Bands” which is frequencies to talk to the tower. This communicates with the towers built nationwide to send and receive data. Does T-Mobile give a disclaimer of this?.
What are T-Mobile 5G and 4G bands for 600MHz?.
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