Name: Trying AT&T’s Fake 5G
Uploaded: 2020-03-06T20:00:57.000Z
Duration: 8 min 10 s
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5G networks are just starting to roll out.

But if you owned a flagship in the last couple years

you might have noticed something strange, a 5G E logo.

delivers about 300 megabits per second down.

And it shows how 5G can be used, not only for your phone

but also it can be used to completely replace

The final 5G spec calls for a theoretical maximum

it's going to be much closer to one gigabit.

But that is still a huge huge bump over what we have today.

So to give you a better idea of what 5G E is,

And for this reference we'll call him 5G.

As you can see, he's very cheery, he's very happy.

Now, on the service looks very similar to Pikachu,

Maybe I should explain this little bit better.

So it does support some additional technologies

even though they're slapping that 5G badge all over it.

And if this all sounds familiar then you would be right.

Back with AT&T was transitioning from 3G to 4G,

So based on all of this, it seems pretty clear to me

But to be fair, I think it's time to put it to the test.

So let's see if we can actually track down a 5G E phone

They did confirm that it does support 5G.

So I think the main phone I'm looking for is the V40.

Everything that I've read up until now seems to show

Unfortunately the store didn't get many V40s

So, we have an LG V40 that supports full 5G E,

and I can actually test to see if it's any good

or whether I just spent $950 on a phone that won't work.

So, it is time to put a AT&T's 5G network to the test.

So the first bottleneck is that we actually might not have

I'm hopeful that we will but they don't really exactly

have a whole lot of information about it.

So I'm gonna put a SIM card in with actual data.

All right, so it shows we're on AT&T on LTE,

which is the correct thing because we should be on LTE.

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Trying AT&T’s Fake 5G

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