The 4G base is used as the 5G base. As a result, you don’t need a new SIM card to use 5G services. Your current SIM will still be able to connect to 5G networks, including the NSA.
The 5G network in India was launched in October. The announcement of this product caused a stir among telecommunication companies and smartphone manufacturers. When 4G first came to India, no one gave much thought to it. People continued to use their phones as networks steadily moved away from 3G voice-only networks and toward 4G (LTE) networks. However, tech-savvy consumers are still unsure how to turn on 5G on their 5G phones despite strong marketing of 5G networks by Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel.
Is there 5g in your area?
You’ll have to wait for 5G if it’s not already available in your area. Both Jio and Airtel have launched 5G services in several Indian cities, and soon the entire country will be covered by this network. You will be notified when 5G is accessed in your network circle.
no need new sim
The 4G base is used as the 5G base. As a result, you don’t need a new SIM card to use 5G services. Your current SIM will still be able to connect to 5G networks, including the NSA. Describe how NSA is a type of 5G network where end-user connectivity nodes are upgraded instead of the core of the network. Jio, which is building the country’s independent (5G) network, claims that existing SIM cards will work, although the SA 5G network technically requires a new SIM card.
5G phone needs a software update
Even if your phone is “5G-enabled,” you won’t experience a 5G signal until the phone manufacturer sends you a software update. This is due to the fact that smartphones are designed to constantly see a strong network signal. This is why your phone battery drains faster if you are constantly in a bad network area. ‘5G-ready’ smartphones have the necessary hardware to connect to 5G networks, but before shipping them to India, manufacturers apply a “soft lock” to prevent the devices from using 5G networks and draining their battery. Let us tell you that many phone manufacturers have set a deadline for you to get a software update that will make your phone compatible with 5G connectivity. By December, Apple and Samsung have promised to release patches that will enable 5G on Indian phones. To do this, be sure to check the “Software Update” area of your phone frequently.
check your network settings
Each smartphone often selects the best network quality provided by its firmware to give you the fastest connectivity speeds. As a result, you should also confirm that you have selected the appropriate mobile data network on your phone. To do this, go to your phone’s network settings and select mobile data. If your phone has the necessary firmware to access 5G networks, look in the mobile data options for a label that says “5G/LTE” or something similar. Most of the time, your “auto connect” gives you coverage for all networks (3G/4G/5G).
-Animesh Sharma