5G-capable device
Your smartphone or another mobile device must support 5G.

5G is the fifth generation of mobile networks and the direct successor to 4G/LTE.
5G enables higher data transfer speeds, shorter loading times and faster responses. Websites, apps, videos and large amounts of data can therefore be loaded and transferred more quickly.
At the same time, 5G provides greater network capacity for many users and devices connected simultaneously. This creates better conditions for data-intensive and interactive applications such as video calls, streaming, gaming and connected devices.
4G/LTE remains a reliable standard for everyday use. 5G expands the possibilities, especially in terms of speed, response time and network capacity.
Actual performance depends, among other things, on the device, location, network coverage and current network load.
For your smartphone to connect to a 5G network, the device, mobile plan, network coverage and SIM or eSIM must meet the technical requirements.
Your smartphone or another mobile device must support 5G.
Your mobile plan must support access to the 5G network.
You need to be in a location where a 5G signal is available.
The SIM or eSIM you use must be suitable for the 5G network.
Check the network indicator on your smartphone and, if necessary, the selected network mode in the settings.

Large amounts of data and content can be transferred and downloaded faster with 5G.

Less delay means faster responses, for example during video calls, gaming and interactive applications.

5G can support more users and devices connected at the same time, even when many people are online.

5G is designed to provide a stable connection even when many users and devices are online at the same time.

