5G services are beginning to rollout at a dizzying pace, which is likely many times that of the original 4G rollout. Most major carriers in the US, and several other countries, have deployed low-band (sub-1 GHz), mid-band (sub-6 GHz), and high-band (millimeter-wave frequencies beyond 6 GHz) services. Along with these services is a wide range of consumer 5G handsets that can make use of the new mid-band frequencies, as well as select models capable of using low-band and high-band frequencies. Though the user experience for consumer 5G is not significantly different at this stage, the wheels are in motion for 5G to fully develop beyond the initial rushed consumer use case.... Read more
