Question about digitec connect SIM card for mobile subscription

Anonymous

5 years ago

What about 5G support in the meantime? Now more and more 5G devices are coming onto the market, such as the Samsung S20, and Sunrise's coverage is also improving all the time... Can we assume that Digitec will be able to use Sunrise's 5G this year?

Thomas Peter

5 years ago

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Unfortunately, I still can't give you a date for this. Sunrise is still in the pilot phase and is working on network coverage and, together with the most important manufacturers, on the compatibility of the devices with their frequency range.

muellerarmin

5 years ago

Sorry, not Skyhawk but Nighthawk

muellerarmin

5 years ago

Unfortunately, 5G devices does not mean being on the move with 5G. I wanted to switch to LTE (4G) internet at home. According to the network coverage map from Sunrise (https://www.sunrise.ch/de...), 4G+ should not be a problem. Far from it. I live in the Männedorf region and have just between 2 and 4 Gbit/s downstream in the house. With the Netgear Skyhawk M1 it gets even more dramatic. No surfing possible. I then tried a directional antenna, no chance of improvement. Now we have cable again. I mean, be careful with 5G functionality, the Sunrise card promises more than it delivers.

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Question about digitec connect SIM card for mobile subscription

What about 5G support in the meantime? Now more and more 5G devices are coming onto the market, such as the Samsung S20, and Sunrise's coverage is also improving all the time... Can we assume that Digitec will be able to use Sunrise's 5G this year?

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