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<blockquote data-quote="RSteve" data-source="post: 552585" data-attributes="member: 164">I had a lengthy conversation with a friend last evening on the &quot;merits&quot; of 5G. He's a retired broadcast engineer. Says he was able to pick up a gray market unlocked 5G cellphone for a bit over $300 and is using it on the T-Moblie service. Once he realized how fast the 5G service is, he cancelled his internet provider which could only provide him with 12 mps. He says that via 5G, he's clocking 50 to 60 mps. For TV, he's currently mirroring from his phone (I'm repeating what he said, don't really understand it myself.) Says he's working on tethering his phone to a router. As I am, he's an army veteran using T-Mobile's $100/month for four unlimited lines. He and his wife each have a line and his son and daughter-in-law have the other two. It's got me thinking as I also have T-Mobile and my internet provider is $600/year.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RSteve, post: 552585, member: 164"] [SIZE=5]I had a lengthy conversation with a friend last evening on the "merits" of 5G. He's a retired broadcast engineer. Says he was able to pick up a gray market unlocked 5G cellphone for a bit over $300 and is using it on the T-Moblie service. Once he realized how fast the 5G service is, he cancelled his internet provider which could only provide him with 12 mps. He says that via 5G, he's clocking 50 to 60 mps. For TV, he's currently mirroring from his phone (I'm repeating what he said, don't really understand it myself.) Says he's working on tethering his phone to a router. As I am, he's an army veteran using T-Mobile's $100/month for four unlimited lines. He and his wife each have a line and his son and daughter-in-law have the other two. It's got me thinking as I also have T-Mobile and my internet provider is $600/year.[/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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