While T-Mobile is in no immediate danger of losing its US 5G speed crown, Verizon has started to substantially close the gap after its big C-band deployment.
With an average 5G download speed of 150 Mbps,was holding a mind-blowing advantage of almost 100 Mbps and more than 100 Mbps over Verizon and AT&T respectively before C-band technology started factoring into the 5G equations of the latter two operators.
Fast forward to the January 19 - March 19, 2022 timeframe, and while T-Mobile continues to lead the average mid-band 5G download speed chart with an absolutely astounding 225.5 Mbps figure, Verizon is less than 14 Mbps behind, followed by AT&T with a decent 160 Mbps score of its own. Incredibly enough, Big Red is now also ahead of its arch-rivals in mid-band 5G upload speeds, but before doing their victory dance, the carrier's customers should keep in mind this refers strictly to theFor the time being, Verizon claims around 100 million people across 1,700 cities are covered by this blazing fast service, compared to
, which purportedly crossed the 200 million milestone last year en route to 260 million by the end of 2022 and 300 million in 2023.marks an impressive achievement in its own right, already boosting the carrier's overall 5G download speed average by around 15 Mbps in the period covered by this latest Opensignal report compared to the 55.7 Mbps score registered in the six weeks before.
In these five major cities, Big Red has managed to jump from download scores of around 50 Mbps to anywhere between 207 and 231 Mbps averages,It's not entirely clear if Verizon will be able to continue improving its numbers in these markets in addition to expanding C-band 5G technology to more and more places, while
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