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    Is 5G really worth it?

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    by llockard128 ·

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    I’ve seen and heard so many people talking about how 5G is so great and I NEED to get it, but is it really that much better than what I have now, or is it just something better that people are freaking out about?

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      by kees_b ·

      In reply to Is 5G really worth it?

      Read more about it in https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=4G+5G+difference .

      Then decide if *you* find it worth the extra money *you* would pay for it, given the way you use your phone.

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      by birdmantd ·

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      This question sounds like asking should I upgrade my computer from MicroSoft Windows 3.11 to Windows 11. If the older system still meets your needs/requirements and works for you currently, there is no requirement to upgrade. It comes down to your personal preferences and/or budget if you need a new/used device.

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      5G: Hype or Game-Changer?

      by yows.org ·

      In reply to Is 5G really worth it?

      5G is faster, has lower latency, and can handle more devices than 4G, but if your current network meets your needs, the upgrade isn’t essential. It’s great for high-speed downloads, gaming, and future tech, but not a game-changer for everyone yet.

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      by jamesrogers9656 ·

      In reply to Is 5G really worth it?

      5G can offer faster speeds, lower latency, and more reliable connections, especially in crowded areas or for heavy data use. However, whether it’s worth it depends on your needs. If you’re mostly using basic apps and browsing, 4G is probably enough. But if you game, stream, or work with large files, 5G could make a noticeable difference.

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      by garloom26 ·

      In reply to Is 5G really worth it?

      If you want more speed its nice, but if whatever you have is suitable for you is working, you don’t need to change it.

    • #4295465

      5G really worth it?

      by taytummia ·

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      YES, 5G is worth it

    • #4296446

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      by Nick914496 ·

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      Hi!
      5G offers higher speeds and lower latency.
      But I have also read a lot about its negative effects, and this topic concerns me. I don’t need 5G for now, but time will tell.

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      by aasso ·

      In reply to Is 5G really worth it?

      Yes, 5G is way faster than 4G and offers lower latency, making it 100 times better; however, some studies have been done on how 5G affects the body, and there are many different results.

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      by l99324277 ·

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      It depends on what you need from your network. 5G offers faster speeds, lower latency, and better connectivity in crowded areas, making it great for gaming, streaming, and smart devices. However, if you’re mostly browsing and using social media, you might not notice a huge difference from 4G in everyday use. Also, 5G coverage varies by location—some areas have strong networks, while others still rely on 4G. If your current connection is fast enough for your needs, upgrading may not be urgent. But if you want the latest tech and future-proof speeds, it could be worth it! Read more about it in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5G

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      by DediRock ·

      In reply to Is 5G really worth it?

      5G is faster with lower latency, but if your current network meets your needs, it’s not a must-have. It’s great for high-speed downloads and streaming, but real-world benefits depend on coverage and your usage.

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