Why 5G May be the Future of Residential Internet Access

These are some reasons that I believe 5G is going to beat out cable for residential Internet access.
My full review of Verizon 5G Home Internet, the good and the bad:
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You can use this site to test your Internet speed:
fast.com/
Note that 5G home internet speed will be slower than 5G speed you get on a cell phone because home Internet is prioritized lower than phones. It's still plenty fast for me though (usually 180-200Mbps).

[@kimmyksbro3116]

I switched from fiber to HI3G
23 december 2022
Cheaper than fiber, and download speed is 5 times faster
Upload are only 50 megabit
Looking forward to 5G tower upgrade, to get faster 5G

[@disablemycable]

Thanks for sharing! - Brian

[@daishi15]

Charter Spectrum and Comcast xFinity will price gauge you until you run dry.

[@michaeljorcutt3142]

Glad you are still enjoying 5G Home Internet from Verizon. I’m still getting great speeds with mine so far here in California. I live in a fairly congested residential neighborhood. Not sure how many it can accommodate per tower. Thanks for the update. I keep following your channel for updates.
Michael

[@disablemycable]

Thanks Michael! Glad it's working well for you too! - Brian

[@keepingup2952]

What about 5G ability to produce frequencies that cause harm? How do you regulate that?

[@disablemycable]

I would welcome further research on this, but so far no strong correlation has been found between 5G and health problems.

[@keepingup2952]

@@disablemycable 60 GHz will excite the outer orbital electrons of oxygen causing it to not be able to bind with hemoglobin. 6 GHz can affect the absorbtion of iodine. These particular frequencies are not on their list of frequencies that will be used, but their equipment is adjustable to any frequency within the range they claim to be able to generate of up to 300 GHz. Unfortunately neither of us have the lab and equipment to actually test this.