[iMore.com]

Here's a breakdown of which parts of the country are covered by 5G broken down by each major carrier.

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[scruffypig]

What are people doing on their smartphones that they need super ultra high speed broadband bandwidth? We really don’t utilize what we have now. At least I don’t.

[Lee_Bo]

And a big shout out to T-Mobile/Sprint for being the only ones, according to the list in the article, to have 5G in SC.

[peter cassiere]

I agree, I guess to future proof when they have Apple glasses or other platforms that use high speed internet.

[metllicamilitia]

And a big shout out to T-Mobile/Sprint for being the only ones, according to the list in the article, to have 5G in SC.

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They are the only ones doing low and mid band 5G, minimal speed increases but more consistent connection. AT&T and Verizon a lot duking it for fastest, which means millimeter wave and being almost on top of it. I like T-Mobile's approach.

[TgeekB]

What are people doing on their smartphones that they need super ultra high speed broadband bandwidth? We really don’t utilize what we have now. At least I don’t.

I agree. Nothing seems to be holding back from a positive experience on my phone right now.

[Annie_M]

No complaints on my end, especially with AT&T’s notorious 5Ge!