B3 taking up load now speeds are only 5-10mbps on that
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Can't wait for 10MHz b3 and 10MHz b5!
@JamesHolden25 Don't want to google and stuff, could you provide links to understand the frequencies and transfer rates possible through these.
TIA.
economictimes.indiatimes.com
Airtel as well.
TIA.
Airtel joins Jio, Voda Idea in making upfront payments to DoT for spectrum
In the 4G spectrum auctions ended on March 2, the government sold airwaves worth Rs77,814 crore, or 37% of the over 2308 MHz of spectrum of sale. The 700MHz airwaves went unsold again, like in 2016.
Airtel as well.
@swatkats expect max 50Mbps on b5, and 70 to 80Mbps on b3 in non peak hours.
b3 will have 4x4 MIMO while b5 will not, hence the higher speeds on b3. I doubt Jio will enable 256QAM on all 3 carriers, but if they do, then you will get 70 to 80 on b5, and 120 to 140 on b3. That's a big "if". Jio has limited their 4G speed to 104Mbps as seen on Network Signal Guru, so you can't get anything faster unless Jio increases the AMBR to say 200 or 300Mbps, and I believe they might do so now that they're acquiring the new spectrum.
With DSS or Dynamic Spectrum sharing, Jio will enable all 3 bands on 5G. b3, b5 and b40. You could get 4CA on 4G as well as 5G. 3+5+40+40
So you should see around 300 to 400Mbps with 4CA on 4G and about 600Mbps on 5G. I believe Jio will be giving more bulk data for 5G, and 5G postpaid plans will probably start at 100GB for around 399 and going all the way to almost 1TB for 1999. These are just my guesses. You should experience almost similar speeds when the service is full fledged.
b3 will have 4x4 MIMO while b5 will not, hence the higher speeds on b3. I doubt Jio will enable 256QAM on all 3 carriers, but if they do, then you will get 70 to 80 on b5, and 120 to 140 on b3. That's a big "if". Jio has limited their 4G speed to 104Mbps as seen on Network Signal Guru, so you can't get anything faster unless Jio increases the AMBR to say 200 or 300Mbps, and I believe they might do so now that they're acquiring the new spectrum.
With DSS or Dynamic Spectrum sharing, Jio will enable all 3 bands on 5G. b3, b5 and b40. You could get 4CA on 4G as well as 5G. 3+5+40+40
So you should see around 300 to 400Mbps with 4CA on 4G and about 600Mbps on 5G. I believe Jio will be giving more bulk data for 5G, and 5G postpaid plans will probably start at 100GB for around 399 and going all the way to almost 1TB for 1999. These are just my guesses. You should experience almost similar speeds when the service is full fledged.
Now B40 CA back
