I assume they all come with the x65 chip outside of the U.S as well? Since they don’t offer mmWave in Canada, I still hoped for the better chip and reception
Hah well... my experience traveling around in 2020 was that Id hit a more developed area and there was fiber everywhere. Great cellular service. Then I would get in the car to go to the next place and blam, nothing and all the AirBNBs in the country were on 6Mb DSL and wireless was 3G.Not quite true. I live about 30km inland on the side of a mountain in the South of Spain, and maintain a solid 5G connection at my home. In fact, I rarely see 3G these days...
Now the US is another story....2G at best in some places!
I never though Verizon was the fastest, or even fast, but they definitely have the best coverage. It's still LTE anywhere near me right now though, so definitely not fast. I don't even get 100Mb/s down, and we have a verizon tower on the property.So sick of people assuming Verizon is still the fastest and the best. T-Mobile is out here making HUGE strides but everyone is so stuck in their ways and remembering how bad it used to be 10 years ago. At a fraction of the cost why wouldn’t you switch now?
5G benefits from lower latency and more bandwidth to go around. It quite literally is perceived as faster than LTE.Nothing against getting faster speeds, I just wonder what regular user is actually benefiting from this now. With 2 bars here in Canada, I am getting 350 down, 20 up. LTE had green speeds as well. I don't notice any difference in my usage of loading webpages, the occasional youtube video, streaming music. It all works as well as it did when LTE was the bing thing. I can see commercial applications benefiting from faster speeds, but for regular users it seems like this is a sails gimmick to try and give more value to the 14 when it is basically the same as the 13 with some minor updates.
Apple sells a lot of phones.Curious why apple didn't go with the x70 as it is 60% more power effecient than the x65.
Should see this in the iphone 15. That coupled with a lower energy 3nm chip will net nice battery gains.
It’s their first modem, that’s hard to guess.When is Apple’s in-house 5G modem supposed to debut? I know that Apple has a multi-year contract, but I figure the in-house modem has to be close to completion…
Coverage outside densely populated areas.So sick of people assuming Verizon is still the fastest and the best. T-Mobile is out here making HUGE strides but everyone is so stuck in their ways and remembering how bad it used to be 10 years ago. At a fraction of the cost why wouldn’t you switch now?
Does x65 offer better reception in such areas?Coverage outside densely populated areas.
Not really, 3G is beeing shutting down in favor of 4G.Europeans are so proud of getting broadband to their little urban centers. But then you go 30 min outside the city and it’s 3G at best in so many places.
Getting fantastic speeds in the UK with EE 5G - 830mbps!
I don't understand the sudden hate surrounding a physical SIM. It's super quick, easy and does not rely on electronic or carrier crap.Too bad you have to “deal with” the SIM slot on that UK model though…![]()
Damn and I thought I was doing well when I got 300 odd on EE.Getting fantastic speeds in the UK with EE 5G - 830mbps!