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Is 5G included? Like Spectrum Mobile, Comcast's offering has access to Verizon's 5G networks. The company states once the congestion 'lessens,' however, 'your speed will return to normal.' Xfinity Mobile uses VerizonĬomcast's Xfinity Mobile uses Verizon's network for its coverage. Data speeds aren't capped but, per the company's disclosures, your data may be slowed in busy areas with a lot of network congestion. Is 5G included? Spectrum Mobile includes access to Verizon's 5G networks. Spectrum Mobile uses VerizonĬharter's Spectrum Mobile uses Verizon's network for its coverage. The company's starter kit includes both SIM cards and either one can connect to 5G. Whereas that service will automatically switch you to whichever network has the best coverage, US Mobile actually has two different SIM cards: the black SIM card is for Verizon (what the company calls Warp 5G), while the white SIM card is for T-Mobile (which the company calls GSM). Is 5G included? US Mobile includes 5G with all of its plans, though whether you are connecting to Verizon or T-Mobile isn't as simple as an option like Google Fi. US Mobile, a newer player in the wireless game, uses a combination of T-Mobile and Verizon. Is 5G included? Boost does not charge extra for accessing 5G. Although it will still be able to tap into T-Mobile for part of this time, expect to use AT&T's network when not on Dish's own. While T-Mobile was expected to be the roaming network, last July Dish announced a new deal with AT&T that will let it roam on the latter's wireless network for 10 years. As part of the merger, Dish was granted the ability to continue using T-Mobile's network for seven years as it builds out its own network. The first city, Las Vegas, is now live, and the company has listed 100 additional cities that it plans to expand to next. Dish is in the process of building out its own 5G network and will begin transitioning users in those areas to its service as it becomes available. Boost Mobile uses AT&T and T-Mobile (for now)īoost Mobile, which was spun off to Dish by Sprint as part of the T-Mobile/Sprint merger last year, runs on AT&T's and T-Mobile's networks. Speeds, even when on the faster flavor of 5G, will be capped at 200Mbps. This includes Verizon's low-band nationwide network as well as its fastest millimeter-wave service that is available in parts of certain cities. Is 5G included? Visible plans include access to Verizon's 5G network. Visible is a sub-brand of Verizon and, as such, runs on its network. Google Fi does not yet allow the iPhone 12 or iPhone 13 to access 5G on its network.

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At the moment that list includes a variety of Android phones, namely recent Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel devices as well the Motorola One Ace 5G. Is 5G included? 5G is included with all Fi plans, but you will need to make sure your phone works with T-Mobile's 5G network. Now that T-Mobile and Sprint have merged, it largely uses just T-Mobile as well as US Cellular, with the latter being more of a midwest brand. Google's mobile phone service uses an amalgamation of different networks to provide service. Is 5G included? Mint has access to T-Mobile's 5G network and like T-Mobile, Mint also includes 5G access with all plans so long as you have a 5G phone. Ryan Reynolds' cell carrier is actually using T-Mobile's service for its network. Let's break down who is partnered with whom and if features like 5G are included. Instead, most are what's called MVNOs (or mobile virtual network operators) that partner with the larger carriers and piggyback on their networks. Here's the not-so-secret twist: These providers don't actually run their own cellular networks, for the most part. You also have smaller players like Mint Mobile, Visible, Boost Mobile and others. Your cable provider - particularly if you have Optimum, Comcast's Xfinity or Charter's Spectrum - has likely tried to get you to move to their mobile service over the last year. When it comes to picking a wireless provider there are plenty of options beyond AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon.

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