Jio 5.5G support

AlexMrngstr69 · 2025-01-10T05:53:48+00:00

Recently OnePlus 13 partnered with Jio to bring 5.5G support. Does nothing phones have support for 3CC to get the 5.5G feature in future. Or it lacks such fe...

Sourav_Satvaya

AlexMrngstr69 In India that’s just a gimmick. None of the network provider can provide actual 5G speed and here you are talking about 5G Advance. On paper it’s all good but in reality it’s nothing but a gimmick especially if it’s from Jio.

AlexMrngstr69

KaranRathod_Hg7SkEY00V it’s not about what I should be happy with. If it’s possible why not have it. It’s a gimmick or not that will be discussed later

arpan2308

5G is already an overkill, why do we need 5.5G right now?

Better will be to go to 6G in next few years

AlexMrngstr69

arpan2308 because the avg speed for 5g is 250 Mbps . But with 5.5g it might reach 1gbps. Now this is not about having higher speeds but having good stable latency as well. So if we get 5.5 g it will use 3 minimum seperate towers to get good latency and also higher speeds.

Sometimes having good avg speed would really be helpful. So that’s the point.

BassimBinYoosaf

arpan2308 Bro first of all none of the current Nothing phone has the ability to bring in 6g currently(which means Nothing phones Don’t have 6g supporing hardware).But Nothing phones with the 3CC technology is capable of supporting the new jio 5.5G network which gives more better speed compared to the current 5G.With all respect, I don’t get the reason that you don’t want the feature.

But from my searches only the processor Snapdragon 8+ gen 1 which is used in Nothing phone 2 support 3CC. So yeah let the team decide if they should give the feature or not. But as a user I request you that if you don’t want a feature please don’t say that is not required. Because there might many people out there who are waiting to support such features.

KaranRathod_Hg7SkEY00V

AlexMrngstr69 who said avg is only 250mbps, it’s depends on provider’s, you can reach 250mbps even with 4g, but provider mostly restrict it to save cost, they will do same with 5g as well, once everyone got 5g they will cap it to 50 to 60 mbps

CMF1_hacker

Where I live the 5G tower is saturated and speeds are slow (4G runs about 100Mb/s). Don’t need much more to be honest. 4G+ is more than enough for TikTok/PornHub/OnlyFans.

AlexMrngstr69

If 50-60mbps is capped then it would be 4g speeds than what’s the point for 5g anyway

SrsThewrongguy

MBps Vs mbps

AlexMrngstr69

Yes we are discussing about Mbps only. 1MBps would be proportional to 8 Mbps

AlexMrngstr69

BassimBinYoosaf exactly

Jay

y’all having unlimited 5G?

CMF1_hacker

Jay here in the UK, yes. I have a slightly more expensive plan as I travel/call internationally a lot.

Unlimited 5G, £2/day around the EU, £5/day US. I also have unlimited calling to the US.

Runs around £8/mo for the unlimited 5G and £8/mo for unlimited calling to the US.

BassimBinYoosaf

Jay Bro unlimited data doesn’t have anything to do with the speed . But 5.5G can make the unlimited data more convenient for the users with better speed.

CMF1_hacker

BassimBinYoosaf here, UK, after we reach a certain data usage, a cap is imposed.

Jay

BassimBinYoosaf I mean if you get 100mb speed , and you have limit of 5gb per day. how long you would be using that data? and that unlimited data isnt a forever thing. its gonna end soon. y’all really thought you have 5g and you get unlimited data? thats the same thing when jio came to market and gave free data.
and it matters how much data you can use per day. take it as 100lit tank. you have 2 inch piped tap. which is 4g. and you want more faster flow which needs 10 inch pipe tap. how long is that gonna last?

AND yes. data usage has everything to do with speed. y’all end up blowing in 1 hour or so.
I am on unlimited 5G too . my data usage per month average is like 200 gb.
now if I didnt have the unlimited data but same speed.

this is mobile data we talking about not wifi. that is always unlimited. even wifi is capped , at 3tb or 2tb per month.

BassimBinYoosaf

Jay

Bro you can use the highest speed network until the data gets slow firstly. And secondly even if you get 5G support or 5.5G both it will get slow after a certain limit then why not the best.It is just going to get slow not going to finish as it is unlimited data.

AlexMrngstr69

Jay Then manually set it to 4G. In that way it would be less speed and there will be no panic of data loss. Plus there is an in built option for setting up data limit in android to a certain amount. Per day. U can use it if u think using 5g data would be finished soon.

Options are already available to reduce the speed. I don’t understand why we are discussing to not get a feature. Using it or not should be the choice of the user.

I can understand that u think using 5g it would quickly finish ur data. The answer is simple. Use ur same data in 4G mode. Use 5G only when required

And jio has still not launched their 5g plans. So in future they would be much more than 2-3 gb and prices would be high. Minimum 6-7gb per day would be required for their plans as per the rumours. So no need to panic for 5g data loss

Jay

BassimBinYoosaf 2gb will be blown in 1 hour on 5.5g
i dont think people will want it.

CrisONViper

It doesn’t make any major difference I think.

BassimBinYoosaf

CrisONViper I personally uses the plan 2.5gb per day which gives me a total of 175 gb of unlimited data. Which is very much enough for any user for 70days. And it is not fully used most of the time. So if it is 5.5G I guess it doesn’t even change anything and the users can use a high speed data also. Also there is a possibility that they increase the data limit as they increased the network speed.

BassimBinYoosaf

Jay

Bro please understand that I’m not speaking about the 2.5 gb I’m speaking about my package to give you an example which is that as I am using a 2.5 gb for 70 days package it will get a data limit of 175 gb according my search results which is more than enough. And 70 % of people don’t even complete these which means if it is 5G or 5.5G you can use it properly. And there is a possibility that this 175Gb which is current data limit according to my example may also increase in the future as new technology came.