How to Use 5G in India RIGHT NOW!

5G is finally rolling out in India but not many people know that you can actually use 5G in India right now. In this video, we tell you how to enable 5G on your phone, find 5G network around you and use 5G on your smartphone.

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:07 Something Important Regarding 5G Scams in India
0:32 How to Enable 5G on Your Phone
02:09 5G Coverage in Your Area
02:48 Our Experience with 5G
03:56 The Truth About 5G in India

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[beebomco]

Share this video with your friends who have a 4G phone 😂

[saireddy]

4G+ is enough, I use wifi at home and mobile data only while travelling and making UPI payments and for that 4g is more than enough, "I just hope carriers won't decrease the speed of 4g wantedly to promote 5g"

[acron]

For me 4G speeds with consistency is enough.

[VibhuUpadhyaya]

Phone companies should push update to provide a direct switch button in notification bar to switch between 4G and 5G just like switching the sim. That way you can use 5G when required speed and quickly switch back to 4G when your phone is idle which can save a lot of data and battery.

[tuprapa]

Even though I have a 5G phone, 4G is still a perfect option to use if you get proper speeds assigned for 4G networks.

[exuply]

It's not just about price. Budget phones will heat up pretty quickly + the battery usage for 5g connections is also much higher than 4g.

[guptadankan]

I think for day to day use 4G is more than enough and 5G needs to be used for mostly work purposes for example live streaming or VR or massive data transfer through web

[suvam.behera]

No FOMO, can't find any practical day to day use for a casual user especially with the data cap. Still curious about the possibilities

[subhasish_lmaoo]

4:40 if it's gonna be that expensive then it's better to buy cheap 4G plans outside with moderate speed and use broadband in home
Win-Win situation ..

[krushnakisan]

You always work for your subscribers, love you brother

[biswajeetpanda]

4g+ is enough for me but yes in certain areas 4g falls short..Like for example in my College as the area is too Crowded..But overall With a Jiofiber at home and If not getting 80+ Mbps at 4g+ doesn't make me FOMO for 5g🙌

[vinaynegi]

I hope 4g recharges will stay the same, if not cheaper, when 5g becomes widely available.. I am unemployed rn and I don't want to trouble my parents for a recharge worth 500rs every month just to keep the sim card alive. (Cuz on the validity ones you don't even get OTPs)

[rahulsls]

I have 5g in my home 😜, I bought a Tplink modem with wifi 6e support and Airtel plan of 300Mbps ..
I am happy..
Outside carrier operates gives around 100Mbps, which looks ok...

[manchumania]

Hi, more than the internet speeds, most of us are concerned about the network coverage, can we expect any drastic improvement in the network bandwidth and particularly the call quality?

[AbeyAustin]

I'm honestly happy with 20-30Mbps stable 4G.

[anshulsaini]

Would definitely need a good network reception. But not so much looking to experience crazy download speeds to be honest. We have wifi for that. And yes 5g will eat away the data pretty fast.

[windows...]

We know that 5G is very fast, so when our 1.5/2 data will be over in 1 minutes, then how many data will we get in a day? And what will be its price?

[itsmekbsingh]

I get almost 50Mbps+ on 4G at most of the locations - Tier 3 cities in Odisha and villages

[Cristroxx]

In the phone info (redmi note 10s) i have NR & NR/LTE option??? How

[ChandranshuDwivedi]

i will use 5G only when i want to download a big app, game or movie. for other tasks, 4G+ is good enough on mobile and mobile hotspots. For me, battery consumption matters and I think 5G will use significantly more battery so its limited use will be good enough for me.