If you’re a Bell wireless customer in Prince George, you may have noticed 5G+ signals are showing up on your compatible smartphone.
According to iPhone in Canada readers, 5G+ signals were lit up on the weekend, readily available near Prince George Secondary School. Speed tests performed saw varying download speeds, ranging from 265 Mbps to 375 Mbps, while upload speeds were 33 Mbps to 48 Mbps, via Speedtest.net.
Of course, only select Bell plans offer 5G+ speeds, and you’ll need to pay at least $80 for them, if you’re buying from the company’s website.
Bell’s coverage map for Prince George shows 5G is available, but not 5G+ yet, which leverages its 3500 MHz spectrum, offering faster mobile speeds and lower latency. The wireless carrier first launched its 5G+ network in Toronto back in 2022.
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Bell is a scam and this needs to be taken with a grain of salt as you need more devices running 5G+ to have full benefits, wow common sense was used to research and not spread disinformation like a Poilievre supporter does
Alert…. Pierre derangement syndrome aisle 5…get the paramedics stat!
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