\nWhat plans are available with 5G connectivity?
\nThe skinny here is that, all of T-Mobile\u2019s plans work with 5G, and come with it included. Meaning that there\u2019s no extra fee to be able to use 5G on T-Mobile.\u00a0
\nUnlike some of its competitors, T-Mobile does not make any major distinctions between its networks. So you\u2019ll get 2G, 3G, 4G LTE or 5G, depending on where you are, on any and all plans.\u00a0
\nIt\u2019s worth noting that the new Magenta Max plan is the best for those that want to take full advantage of its 5G network. This is the truly unlimited plan, with no cap on when you\u2019ll get throttled. It costs $85 per month, and of course gets cheaper the more lines you add.\u00a0
\nMagenta Max also comes with 40GB of mobile hotspot at 4G\/5G speeds, afterwards it is slowed down to 3G speeds. There\u2019s also Netflix included for a single line, something that is not the case with the regular Magenta plans \u2013 typically you need at least two lines.\u00a0
\nFinally, with Magenta Max, you also get 4K streaming. And aren\u2019t limited to SD streaming like on its other plans. So you can really take full advantage of this 5G network with the Magenta Max plan here.\u00a0
\nWill T-Mobile 5G give me cancer?
\nNo.\u00a0
\nThere have been a lot of conspiracy theories going around the past couple years, claiming that 5G is going to penetrate the human body and give us cancer. When the COVID-19 pandemic first started, many tried to claim that 5G caused COVID-19, which is also not true.\u00a0
\nLet\u2019s think about this for a second. The majority of the spectrum being used for 5G, is already in use on 4G networks. The only real change here is mmWave. Which is a much higher band of spectrum, and it\u2019s actually really weak. Have you ever wondered why all of those gigabit speed tests on 5G networks only happened outside? That\u2019s because it can\u2019t penetrate through walls to work indoors. At least not yet.\u00a0
\nYet, people seem to think that mmWave, which can\u2019t even handle some light wind, is going to be able to penetrate the human body. No. It\u2019s not going to. mmWave can barely handle light wind, or a tree getting in its way, before disconnecting from your phone.\u00a0
\nThis is why it is important to do some research on these theories before spreading them. As some of them are pretty idiotic. And spreading fake news is never a good idea.\u00a0
\nT-Mobile 5G
\nIs T-Mobile 5G worth it?
\nT-Mobile\u2019s 5G network has gotten a lot of hate since it launched in 2020. Many complain that it\u2019s the same speed if not slower than 4G LTE. And the reason for that is because it is using the same spectrum as 4G LTE. So yeah, the speed is going to be almost the same. However, those in markets with 2.5GHz and mmWave available, are seeing much faster speeds.\u00a0
\nIt\u2019ll take time before the full 5G Cake is complete for T-Mobile, but once it is, it may be the best value in wireless. T-Mobile is already much cheaper than most of the competition, when it comes to its plans. And that will likely continue.\u00a0
\nAs we say with all the carriers and plans for 5G, don\u2019t upgrade to a 5G phone for 5G. Upgrade because you need or want a new phone. It\u2019s not worth it to upgrade solely for 5G at this point. That will change in a couple of years, of course. But for now, it\u2019s just not worth it.\u00a0
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