At 5Gstore, we value the importance of timely delivery and are excited to introduce our new shipping promotion. This offer brings expedited shipping methods, affordable rates, and the convenience of doorstep delivery to qualifying products, enhancing your shopping experience. All 50 states in the U.S are covered to ensure all our customers benefit from our promotion.
For orders over $300 with qualifying products will receive FREE 2-day FedEx Express shipping or even FREE Overnight shipping via FedEx Express. With their extensive network and track record of exceptional service, you can have peace of mind knowing your package is in good hands and will arrive promptly and efficiently.
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Even with this new promotion, our $4.99 flat rate for orders over $499 will still apply if applicable, providing an additional affordable shipping option. To see the promotional shipping rate, simply proceed to checkout and enter your full address. The system will calculate the discounted shipping cost for your qualifying products.
We are thrilled to announce the release of our “About Us” video, showcasing the story behind 5Gstore.com and our unwavering commitment to customer satisfaction. Join us as we take you on a journey through our company’s history and share our vision for the future.
It all started back in the late 1980s when our CEO founded MDG Computer Services, Inc. Under a different name, the company developed revolutionary software applications that helped numerous businesses thrive. In 1998, MDG achieved a groundbreaking milestone by shipping an all-in-one eCommerce program, combining web server capabilities, database management, credit card integration, and even Google publishing. This marked the beginning of our dedication to technological innovation and comprehensive solutions.
Fast forward to 2005, and 5Gstore.com was born as 5Gstore.com. Armed with a single cellular antenna and a foresight that set us apart from the competition, we embarked on a journey that led us to become a part of the esteemed Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing small companies in 2018, 2019, and 2021. However, this accomplishment would not have been possible without our incredible team of like-minded individuals, whom our CEO carefully assembled over the years.
Customer service lies at the heart of our business, and we pride ourselves on our personalized approach. We understand the importance of staying connected in today’s fast-paced world, and we want to help our customers achieve that. We recognize that not everyone has access to high-speed internet service, and we empathize with the overwhelming nature of new technology. That’s why our team is dedicated to simplifying the complexities of 4G and 5G internet and guiding you towards the solutions you need.
When you engage with 5Gstore.com, you can expect honest opinions and unbiased recommendations. Our sales representatives are non-commission based, ensuring that their focus remains solely on finding the perfect solution for you. With an extensive range of products catering to every application, we are confident that we can fulfill your connectivity needs.
Rest assured, our sales and support staff are experts in their field. They possess certifications from our trusted vendors and can guide you through every step of your purchase journey. From helping you select the most suitable products to assisting with troubleshooting and installation, we are here to provide unparalleled support.
But don’t just take our word for it. We have garnered over 8,500 reviews with a stellar average rating of 4.8 stars on Shopper Approved. On Google Shopping, we have achieved an impressive rating of 4.9 stars, earning us the distinction of being recognized as a Top Quality Store. Furthermore, our commitment to excellence is validated by our A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.
At 5Gstore.com, your online security is paramount. We prioritize safe shopping by deploying an EV SSL certificate and earning top ratings from security services. With us, you can shop with peace of mind, knowing that your information is protected.
As the world’s largest Peplink reseller, we not only provide their products but also use them extensively ourselves. We even have an 24/7 automated system to process your Peplink warranty renewal and license purchases within 20 minutes. However, our commitment to quality extends beyond a single brand. We use and stand behind every product we carry, from cables and adapters to signal boosters and antennas, as well as routers, switches, and WiFi access points. Our dedication to comprehensive solutions ensures that you receive the best technology for your specific needs.
At 5Gstore.com, our approach is centered around finding the proper solution for you before you make a purchase. We prioritize your satisfaction above all else. If we don’t have the right solution for you, we won’t hesitate to let you know. But if you’re ready to buy, we have a ready-to-ship inventory, ensuring a swift and efficient process.
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Join the 5Gstore family and let us help you stay connected. With our unwavering dedication to customer service, comprehensive product range, and commitment to online security, we are your trusted partner in navigating the ever-evolving world of connectivity. Together, we’ll keep you connected to the things that matter most.
It’s essential to ensure the safety and security of your network, especially when it comes to protecting yourself and your family from accessing unsafe and inappropriate websites. While some routers offer content filtering features, there are additional measures you can take for enhanced protection. One effective method is changing the DNS server settings. In this article, we will explore how to use DNS, specifically settings from Norton ConnectSafe, to safeguard your network from accessing undesirable content.
Understanding DNS and Its Role
Before we delve into the process of utilizing DNS to enhance your network’s security, let’s briefly understand what DNS is. DNS stands for Domain Name System, and it acts as the address book of the internet, translating human-readable website names into IP addresses that computers can understand. By changing your DNS server settings, you can control which websites are accessible on your network.
Utilizing Norton ConnectSafe DNS Settings
Norton ConnectSafe offers DNS server addresses that automatically block certain types of content. Check out the following options below:
Security (malware, phishing sites and scam sites):
DNS 1 = 198.153.192.40, DNS 2 = 198.153.194.40
Security + Pornography:
DNS 1 = 198.153.192.50, DNS 2 = 198.153.194.50
Security + Pornography + Non-Family Friendly:
DNS 1 = 198.153.192.60, DNS 2 = 198.153.194.60
By applying these settings to your router, you can fortify your network against potential threats. Let’s explore the process of manually applying DNS server addresses on different router models.
Cradlepoint
Access your router’s settings and navigate to the networking section.
Locate the DNS servers settings and set the DNS mode to static.
Enter the desired Norton ConnectSafe DNS server addresses.
Remember to save the settings after making the changes.
Digi
Access the configuration settings and navigate to network interfaces.
Select the LAN interface (e.g., Eth1).
Choose IP version 4 (IPv4), then DHCP server, and advanced settings.
Specify the primary and secondary DNS server addresses provided by Norton ConnectSafe.
Apply the settings and save the changes.
Inseego
Access the router’s settings section.
Click on “Advanced” and locate the manual DNS option.
Enable the manual DNS feature and enter the Norton ConnectSafe DNS addresses.
Save the changes to apply the settings.
Peplink
Access the web administration dashboard page.
Select the WAN connection and locate the DNS server settings.
Disable the option to use default addresses and enable the manual entry.
Enter the Norton ConnectSafe DNS server addresses.
Save and apply the changes.
Sierra Wireless
Access the administration dashboard and navigate to the networking section.
Look for DNS settings under the “General” category.
Choose the appropriate WAN connection and set the source to manual.
Enter the primary and secondary DNS server addresses provided by Norton ConnectSafe.
Save the changes to apply the settings.
For a closer look at how to set up the DNS settings on the routers listed above, check out our video below.
The US Transportation Secretary, Pete Buttigieg, issued a stern warning to Airlines for America, a trade group representing major US carriers. The warning is in regards to potential flight disruptions unless critical flight instrumentation is updated. This caution comes just a week before wireless carriers in the nation are set to boost their C-Band 5G signals from July 1st.
The Clash between 5G Technology and Aviation Safety
The primary concern associated with 5G technology and its impact on aviation lies in the belief that C-Band signals bear close resemblance to frequencies used by radio altimeters. This similarity raises concerns about potential interference. In particular, it’s during instrument-based approaches to landing, which pilots rely on in poor visibility conditions.
Status of Aircraft Updates
The Department of Transportation has confirmed that approximately 80% of aircraft operated by major US airlines already possess updated radio altimeters. However, a significant number of aircraft still require these crucial updates. For instance, Delta Air Lines revealed that out of its fleet of over 900 aircraft, around 190 are yet to be equipped with updated radio altimeters.
Supply Chain Challenges and Compliance
Some airlines have expressed difficulties in meeting the deadline for updating their fleets due to supply chain issues. Airlines for America spokesperson, Marli Collier, highlighted that carriers have repeatedly communicated this reality to the government. Despite these challenges, member carriers of Airlines for America remain confident in their ability to maintain operational schedules while assuring the integrity of their services.
In contrast, certain airlines, including American Airlines, Southwest Airlines, and Frontier Airlines, have already achieved compliance with the retrofitting requirements. United Airlines expects to meet the deadline for all its mainline jets. However, compliance for regional jets, which are operated by third-party airlines, remains uncertain. The responsibility for updating these aircraft lies with the smaller airlines that operate them, making it unclear whether all American Eagle and Delta Connection aircraft have been updated.
It is crucial to note that the impact of these developments extends beyond US air carriers. Foreign air carriers operating flights terminating in the US will also be subject to the same retrofitting requirements and potential flight disruptions.
Consequences of Noncompliance and Impact on Passengers
Airlines with non-compliant aircraft in their fleets will be forced to either avoid specific types of flights or ground those aircraft. Delta plans to cautiously use aircraft without updated radio altimeters on routes with favorable visibility to minimize disruptions temporarily. Nevertheless, Secretary Buttigieg emphasized that airlines selling flights they cannot operate may face sanctions for deceptive trade practices. This ensures that passengers are not adversely affected by an airline’s inability to equip sufficient aircraft for safe operations in the 5G C-band environment.
In a letter addressed to Verizon Business customers, the telecommunications giant announced an important billing update aimed at ensuring the delivery of exceptional service while maintaining competitive prices. The update comes in response to the current economic conditions impacting businesses worldwide, as Verizon strives to absorb cost increases and minimize the impact on its valued customers.
Verizon understands the importance of providing consistent quality and reliability to businesses, and as a result, has decided to implement an Economic Adjustment Charge. The charge will be applied to new LTE Business Internet and 5G Business Internet lines starting in June 2023. Additionally, beginning in August 2023, the charge will extend to existing LTE Business Internet and 5G Business Internet lines where the applicable price guarantee has already ended. Moving forward, the charge will be applied on a rolling basis as each individual price guarantee ends.
The Economic Adjustment Charge will amount to $2.98 per month, per LTE or 5G Business Internet line. As lines meet the aforementioned criteria, the charge will be automatically added to customers’ bills. To locate the Economic Adjustment Charge, customers can refer to the “Other Charges & Credits” section on their billing statements.
Verizon Business acknowledges the trust that customers have placed in their services and thanks them for choosing Verizon as their partner. The company remains committed to delivering outstanding network performance, service excellence, and value for businesses.
With this billing update, Verizon aims to strike a balance between providing exceptional service and managing the economic challenges affecting businesses globally. By absorbing some of the cost increases and implementing the Economic Adjustment Charge, Verizon Business ensures that it can continue to offer competitive prices while maintaining its commitment to customer satisfaction.
As technology continues to evolve, Verizon Business remains at the forefront of innovation. They are offering reliable connectivity solutions that empower businesses to thrive in an increasingly interconnected world. With this important billing update, Verizon reaffirms its dedication to supporting the success of its customers and delivering the quality service they have come to expect.
For further information or inquiries regarding the new billing update, customers are encouraged to contact Verizon Business customer support (1-800-922-0204).
[VERIZON WIRELESS] SYRACUSE, NY – Verizon recently established connections and passed data over multiple network slices in a completely commercial 5G environment. Network slicing allows customers to send their traffic over virtual end-to-end networks tailored to specific application requirements, while optimizing network performance to support all services. This capability, designed for network traffic on Verizon’s new cloud-native, containerized, virtualized standalone 5G core, will offer unprecedented levels of service agility, flexibility, and automated scalability.
“Matching network performance characteristics to specific application requirements, network slicing promises differentiated customer experiences to efficiently provide our customers with the type of service they need to complete the task they want to complete on our network and provide them an exceptional experience,” said Adam Koeppe, Senior Vice President of Technology Planning at Verizon.
The recent demonstration successfully registered a 5G smartphone to multiple network slices and passed data through the entire network. The demonstration used a commercially available smartphone, virtualized and non-virtualized RAN equipment in production in the field, and Verizon’s multi-vendor 5G standalone core. This end-to-end test successfully accessed network slicing capabilities from the device and validated the ability for the device chipset, operating system, application, radio network base station, and the core of the network to work in harmony to demonstrate a full end-to-end path for data to travel on a virtual network slice. Network slicing will be made available with the evolution of Verizon’s 5G standalone core. In order to take advantage of this network functionality, customers must have 5G network slicing capable devices.
What is network slicing?
This unique 5G capability uses a virtualized network infrastructure to dynamically match network performance characteristics to specific application requirements, while optimizing the network performance to support all services. The advanced capabilities, high speed, increased bandwidth, and low latency of 5G is inspiring development of a wide variety of new use cases that include everything from massive numbers of IoT devices that use very few network resources, to smartphone applications that use data in countless ways, to more complex solutions such as gaming, AR/VR and mixed reality that will require massive computing capabilities and low latency on the edge of the network. Those solutions would each benefit from different combinations of network capabilities. The 5G standalone core’s cloud-native virtualized applications, in combination with built-in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML), will enable the dynamic allocation of the appropriate resources, referred to as network slicing. It will also allow for automated network configuration changes, including the ability to scale up or scale down network function capacity in real time – to provide the right service levels and network resources needed for each use case.
For example, utility company smart readers use very little bandwidth, are not latency sensitive, and do not need mobility routing functions as they are in a fixed position attached to homes and do not move. This use case would require fewer network resources. Alternatively, massive multi-player online gaming in a mobile environment would benefit from certain upload and download speeds and low latency to work effectively and provide players an immersive experience on a mobile device. In each case, using network slicing, Verizon would be able to better match network performance to application requirements. In short, dynamic network resource provisioning allows the network to dynamically support the experience a customer should get for the applications they are using and efficiently provide that specific service level when resources are available.
After acquiring the 3.45 GHz spectrum for 5G mid-band service, UScellular has finally launched this highly-anticipated network. The advancement introduces a range of benefits, including faster speeds and enhanced network strength. By leveraging UScellular’s 5G mid-band technology, users can experience speeds up to 10 times faster than the previous 4G LTE and low-band 5G networks. This cutting-edge technology boasts greater capacity, enriching the mobile experience and facilitating various business and fixed wireless applications. The company has been collaborating with industry leaders Nokia and Ericsson and is committed to a robust mid-band buildout.
The deployment of UScellular’s 5G mid-band network will initially cover parts of Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin, Maine, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Oregon, Virginia, and Washington. By the end of this year, UScellular aims to extend coverage to over 1 million households within its operational footprint.
Mike Irizarry, the executive vice president and chief technology officer of UScellular, expressed the significance of mid-band technology, referring to it as the “sweet spot” of 5G. This technology provides widespread coverage, minimal latency, and fast speeds, enabling a greater number of people to connect seamlessly at home or on-the-go. Irizarry also emphasized the importance of mid-band technology in expanding UScellular’s High-Speed Internet service, with plans to serve 100,000 customers during the summer. UScellular prioritizes the expansion of this technology to more communities in the coming years.
The introduction of mid-band technology elevates the overall 5G coverage. It allows customers and businesses to enjoy even faster data connection speeds, resulting in an enhanced user experience. UScellular remains committed to expanding its device portfolio with mobile and fixed wireless products. This includes additional options for its High-Speed Internet product and a wider range of IoT devices.
UScellular now provides customers with access to low-band, mid-band, and high-band mmWave 5G speeds and services. The company anticipates that nearly 3 million households within its operational footprint will have access to 5G mid-band connectivity by the end of 2024.
For more news and information about USCellular, check out their newsroom.
As technology continues to advance, so do our demands for faster speeds and better performance. One significant leap in the world of wireless connectivity is the transition from 4G LTE to 5G networks. In this article, we’ll explore when and why you might want to consider upgrading your Cradlepoint router from 4G LTE to 5G. We’ll also focus on models with removable modems that make the process relatively straightforward.
Understanding 4G LTE and 5G
Before we delve into the reasons for upgrading, let’s briefly understand the key differences between 4G LTE and 5G networks. 4G LTE (Long Term Evolution) is the fourth generation of wireless technology, offering impressive data speeds and low latency compared to its predecessors. It has been adopted globally and has served as the backbone for mobile connectivity in various applications.
On the other hand, 5G, the fifth generation of wireless technology, promises significantly faster speeds, reduced latency, increased capacity, and improved reliability. It has the potential to revolutionize various industries, including healthcare, transportation, manufacturing, and smart cities, by enabling new technologies such as autonomous vehicles, IoT devices, and virtual reality applications.
Why Upgrade to 5G?
5G technology brings several advancements that make it superior to 4G LTE in terms of speed, latency, and capacity. One key aspect is the utilization of higher frequency bands, such as millimeter waves (mmWave). These bands offer significantly larger bandwidth compared to the lower frequency bands used in 4G LTE. This increased bandwidth allows for faster data transmission, enabling 5G networks to achieve download and upload speeds of several gigabits per second.
Furthermore, 5G incorporates advanced antenna technologies, such as massive MIMO (Multiple-Input Multiple-Output) and beamforming, which optimize signal transmission and reception. These techniques enhance spectrum efficiency by allowing the network to serve multiple users simultaneously with improved signal quality and coverage. As a result, 5G networks can deliver lower latency, reducing the delay in data transfer and enabling real-time applications to operate seamlessly.
Additionally, the increased capacity of 5G networks allows for a greater number of devices to connect simultaneously. This supports the growth of Internet of Things (IoT) devices and enables a more connected and efficient ecosystem. Overall, these advancements in 5G technology contribute to the improved speed, lower latency, and increased capacity, providing a transformative wireless experience for users and opening up possibilities for new applications and services.
When You Might Upgrade from 4G LTE to 5G
Need for Higher Data Speeds: If your business or personal requirements demand faster download and upload speeds, upgrading to 5G can be a game-changer. Some 5G networks are capable of delivering speeds up to 10 Gbps. With that much bandwidth you can experience near-instantaneous file transfers, smoother video conferencing, and faster access to cloud-based applications. Of course, in the real world you may not see that kind of speed, but 5G can still be faster than 4G LTE.
Latency-Critical Applications: If you rely on real-time applications that require minimal latency, such as video streaming, online gaming, or remote collaboration, 5G’s significantly lower latency can greatly enhance your experience. The reduced delay in data transmission allows for smoother, more responsive interactions.
Increased Network Capacity: As more devices connect to the internet and the demand for bandwidth grows, 5G’s improved network capacity becomes increasingly important. Upgrading to 5G enables your Cradlepoint router to handle a larger number of connected devices simultaneously, ensuring a seamless experience for all users.
Future-Proofing Your Network: Technology is continually evolving, and staying ahead of the curve can provide a competitive advantage. Upgrading to 5G future-proofs your network infrastructure, allowing you to leverage upcoming technologies and services that rely on the enhanced capabilities of 5G networks.
Benefits of a Cradlepoint Router with Removable Modems
If you’re looking for a cellular router, but are not yet ready for 5G, consider a Cradlepoint router model that features a removable modem. When you are finally ready, the upgrade process from 4G LTE to 5G is relatively straightforward. Instead of replacing the entire router, you can simply swap out the modem module while keeping your existing router in place. This offers several benefits:
Cost-Effective Solution: Swapping the modem module instead of replacing the entire router helps minimize costs. You may even be able to keep your existing data plan, which can also potentially save you money.
Time-Saving and Minimal Disruption: With a removable modem, the upgrade process can be completed quickly, minimizing network downtime and reducing disruption to your operations. You can seamlessly transition from 4G LTE to 5G without extensive reconfigurations or setup.
Compatibility with Existing Infrastructure: By retaining your existing router, you can continue to leverage its features and configurations seamlessly. This ensures compatibility with your current network infrastructure, avoiding the need for extensive adjustments or retraining.
To Upgrade, or Not to Upgrade
Upgrading your Cradlepoint router from 4G LTE to 5G can offer a host of benefits, including faster speeds, lower latency, increased network capacity, and future-proofing your network infrastructure. However, for those not yet ready, Cradlepoint routers with removable modems might be the answer for their convenience and cost-effectiveness. If and when you decide to embrace 5G, the experts at 5Gstore.com are readily available to lend their expertise and help you navigate the intricate world of 5G technology.
Relying on wired Internet services is becoming a thing of the past as more and more people turn to wireless connectivity options for their internet needs. The popularity of 4G and 5G cellular connections is on the rise due to their wide availability, comparable bandwidth speeds, and lower cost service plans. In fact, many users now use their cell phones to verify connectivity and speeds at their location, which has led to an increased demand for reliable and efficient cellular modems and routers.
Selecting a Cellular Modem/ Router
When it comes to selecting a cellular modem or router, there are several factors that need to be taken into consideration. One of the first things to determine is the cellular provider you plan to use. Different providers may have varying coverage areas, so it’s important to choose a modem or router that is compatible with the network of your chosen provider. Additionally, you need to assess the cellular signal strength at your location to determine whether you need an indoor router or an outdoor solution for better reception.
The emergence of 5G technology has added another layer of complexity to the decision-making process. If you require a 5G solution, you need to ensure that the modem or router you select supports 5G connectivity. However, if 5G is not necessary for your needs, you can opt for a 4G LTE modem that suits your requirements. It’s worth noting that LTE modems are classified into different categories, known as Cat numbers, which indicate the supported frequency bands and capable bandwidth speeds. Generally, a higher category modem can provide better performance by supporting more frequencies.
Troubleshooting Performance Differences
Once you have chosen a cellular modem or router that meets your criteria, it’s time to address any performance differences you may encounter. It’s possible that even with a modem that is comparable to or better than your existing device, you might find that the performance is worse. In such cases, troubleshooting becomes essential.
Start by checking the frequency band(s) your existing cellular device is connecting to. Different frequency bands have varying rates and distances of travel, which can affect the signal strength and bandwidth speed you receive. Some cellular devices, particularly those with Cat 6 modems or higher, are capable of connecting to multiple frequency bands simultaneously. This allows the modem to receive more bandwidth from the cell tower compared to connecting to just one band.
The Solution
Fortunately, there is a solution to address performance issues and optimize your cellular connectivity. Certain routers, such as those offered by Peplink and Cradlepoint, not only provide signal and band details but also offer frequency band control. With these routers, you can manually disable certain frequency bands, which forces the modem to connect to different bands. Although this process may take some time, especially if your existing device does not provide band details, it can be worth the effort. In some cases, the signal strength on these alternative bands may be weaker than what the modem selects automatically. However, even with a weaker signal, you can generally achieve download speeds of over 30 Mbps or higher.
Moving Forward
When you’re in the market for a cellular modem or router that is comparable to your existing device or another cellular device, it’s crucial to consider these factors. It’s also important to note that even if you don’t have a device for direct comparison, routers like Peplink or Cradlepoint can provide extensive band testing capabilities, allowing you to fine-tune your modem’s performance for the best possible results. With the right cellular modem or router and the ability to control frequency bands, you can optimize your wireless internet experience and enjoy reliable connectivity wherever you go.
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DISH Wireless has reached a significant milestone in the U.S. telecom industry by providing 5G broadband service to over 70 percent of the American population. This grants more than 240 million people access to cutting-edge connectivity technology. The accomplishment demonstrates DISH’s ability to design, construct, and deploy a groundbreaking 5G network within just three years. Furthermore, DISH has fulfilled all of its commitments to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) as of June 14, 2023, including the launch of over 15,000 5G sites.
Dave Mayo, the executive vice president of Network Development at DISH Wireless, expressed gratitude for the tireless efforts of their teams in establishing the world’s first and only 5G cloud-native Open RAN network. He also acknowledged the continuous support and collaboration of their partners as DISH takes the lead in Open RAN deployment.
DISH has taken a pioneering step as the first wireless service provider in the U.S. to introduce 5G voice service, known as voice over new radio (VoNR). After its initial deployment in Las Vegas last year, DISH has expanded VoNR functionality to other markets. Presently, the VoNR service is accessible to over 70 million individuals across the country through Boost Mobile and Boost Infinite. DISH intends to expand the availability of VoNR service as they optimize their network for this advanced voice technology.
John Swieringa, the president and chief operating officer of DISH Wireless, emphasized the company’s crucial role in transforming America’s wireless infrastructure and global communication through their leadership in Open RAN technology. Swieringa mentioned the significant progress made in the network build-out and the forthcoming focus on generating revenue through retail and enterprise growth. As more markets across the nation offer the DISH 5G network for voice, text, and data services, DISH anticipates reaping the benefits of owner economics.
Customers can access the DISH 5G broadband network through Project Genesis, which allows them to provide valuable feedback on network performance, benefiting all retail wireless users. This opportunity is available to eligible individuals within the 70 percent coverage area. To sign up for Project Genesis unlimited data, voice, and text services, individuals can visit Genesis5G.com. Additionally, Project Genesis subscribers can now enjoy the Motorola edge+ 2023 device, equipped with three carrier aggregation supporting Bands 29, 66, 70, and 712.
The DISH 5G network is also accessible to Boost Mobile and Boost Infinite subscribers in over 50 markets nationwide, provided they own or purchase a device compatible with the network. Throughout the year, DISH will continue to expand availability to more markets and introduce network-compatible devices for the DISH 5G network.
DISH intends to submit its FCC buildout report no later than July 14, 2023.
For a comprehensive list of DISH’s wireless partners, please visit DISHWireless.com/home.
