But ideal circumstances are rare, so it's helpful to know what the real world has in store for 5G users. Good to know: Technically, 4G download speeds should go up to 100Mbps, while notionally 5G can go beyond 3,000Mbps in ideal circumstances.That's more than 4 times the speed, which is huge for people who rely on their mobile data a lot for work and play. The 5G iPhone 13 had a median speed of 258.82Mbps.The 4G iPhone 11 had a median speed of 54.52Mbps.The Ookla test only compared 2 models of the iPhone, but the upgrade easily proved its worth. The difference was even more stark for iPhone users. iPhone users being served even better speed While the results aren't too surprising, it's nice to have the data to back you up in any potential discussion about whether the 5G upgrade is worth the cost of admission. This shows that 5G gave people who upgraded a roughly 2–3 times boost in speed. Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G: 104.99Mbps.Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra 5G: 108.33Mbps.Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G: 148.64Mbps.But then if you look at the median speeds of the Samsung 5G phones, things get a little more impressive: That seems decently fast, on par with most NBN 50 connections. Samsung Galaxy S20 Fan Edition: 47.8Mbps.Ookla, the company behind popular speed testing tool, has just released its latest 5G speed test report comparing the real-world speeds of users across different 4G and 5G mobile handsets.īreaking it down to the 2 most popular phone brands, here are the median speeds of the fastest 4G Samsung phones: Despite offering faster speeds, many Australians are reluctant to make the switch to 5G.
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