I Tried Verizon's and T-Mobile's 5G Home Internet to See if I Could Kick Cable to the Curb
T-Mobile's modems have screens on them so you can immediately see if the area where you placed your device has strong coverage without going into any apps. Verizon's box is more minimalist and instead relies on an LED light. If it's white, you're good; if it's red, you need to move it to a new location in your home.
Even if you get 5G on your phone at home, you're not guaranteed to get a 5G home internet service. Let's explore more.
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Look at the top right corner of your phone. You might see an icon with “5G” and another with vertical bars showing the ...
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