The speed of 5G was being tested, the data ran out in a few seconds, what is the whole story?

New Delhi: At present, 5G network in some parts of the country (5G Network) has been launched. So now common people are waiting to get 5G network in their phone. As soon as 5G network comes out, some people will switch to 4G (4G Network) and also tried to see the difference in 5G speed. But many people have been shocked by what happened after that. mobile (Mobile Users) holders were eager to check out the 5G network after it arrived. Due to the same curiosity, many have been affected by the noise of watching the network. Those who have tried to test the 5G network have shared their experiences on Twitter.

4G and 5G services launched by different companies are real and those who checked to enjoy it, however, have been hit hard.

More than half of their data is lost while they are checking. After using 5G network, their mobile data is running out fast. Therefore, an attempt has been made to know the information of this matter.

While mobile users are expected to get speeds of up to 1Gbps on 5G, the current 5G network speed in India is only 500 to 600Mbps.

5G’s high speed is also leading to higher data usage. However, due to other reasons, this data is likely to run out quickly.

Many people watch YouTube videos on their mobiles. However, when the internet speed is low, the video quality is not good.

But once the internet speed increases, it also requires more data. So if you watch a video on 5G in such a situation, the available data is consumed much faster.

Both Jio and Airtel have launched 5G services. However, no separate plan for them has been announced yet. But the Jio company has offered unlimited 5G data to its users.

On the other hand, Airtel users are getting 5G speed on the current data plan. However, since Jio’s service is invite-based, it has been made available only to select users, whereas Airtel has not.

5G services are provided by the network companies to the users, but you will get its data. But even in this situation, users’ data is running out fast.