To find out, please check the coverage map above. If your area indicates 5G coverage, a cell site is likely delivering service in your vicinity.

To experience T-Mobile's 5G network, you'll need a device that is capable of connecting to 5G. If you already have a 5G-capable device, you're in luck! 5G access is included in all our plans without any extra charges. Don't have a 5G device yet? No problem! Our widespread 4G LTE network ensures reliable coverage in nearly all areas.

We are actively expanding our 5G network, and 98% of Americans currently have access to T-Mobile's 5G network. As we continue to expand, you can rely on our extensive 4G LTE network, which already covers 99% of Americans.

5G Extended Range refers to our low-band 5G network, which forms the basis of our nationwide 5G coverage. It enables us to provide 5G service in major cities, rural areas, and other unexpected locations. With Extended Range 5G, we now offer coverage to 325 million Americans, spanning 1.9 million square miles.

All of the 5G devices currently available through our network are capable of accessing both our 5G Extended Range and 5G Ultra Capacity networks.

5G refers to the latest generation of wireless network technology, which has been developed to meet the increasing demands for data in today's digital landscape. Unlike 4G LTE, 5G offers significant advancements in terms of data transmission efficiency. It enables faster speeds, reduced latency, and the capability to handle a much larger number of simultaneous connections without buffering. These improvements pave the way for remarkable innovations and have the potential to revolutionize various aspects of our lives, including work, entertainment, and communication.

With eligible T-Mobile plans, you can enjoy international coverage in over 215 countries and destinations. This means you can stay connected and enjoy the benefits of your T-Mobile plan while traveling internationally.

We are pleased to announce that Ultra Capacity 5G is already available nationwide. Furthermore, we have ambitious plans to extend this advanced network to reach 300 million Americans by the end of this year.

Yes, 5G is indeed faster than 4G LTE, although the actual speeds may vary depending on factors such as your device and network conditions. On average, 5G can deliver speeds up to 5 times faster than 4G LTE. In terms of coverage, both 4G LTE and 5G rely on the number of towers equipped with the necessary technology. Currently, T-Mobile's 4G LTE coverage reaches 99% of Americans, while 5G coverage is close behind at 98% of Americans and continues to expand.

In certain remote regions, coverage is extended through partnerships with local wireless networks. Most T-Mobile plans include a specific data allowance for these areas. You can review the details of your plan or access information about roaming to learn more. On our coverage map, you can identify the designated partner areas. It's important to note that signal strength may vary depending on the specific partner. Please note that partner coverage is not available for prepaid Mobile Internet plans designed for tablets and wearables.

5G UC stands for 5G Ultra Capacity, which refers to our mid-band and/or mmWave 5G technology. When you see the "5G UC" icon on your phone, it means that the area you are in is capable of providing even faster 5G speeds through "Ultra Capacity 5G." 5G Ultra Capacity can deliver speeds comparable to or even faster than Wi-Fi directly to your phone. With this technology, you can enjoy a perfect combination of expansive coverage and lightning-fast speeds. Moreover, T-Mobile offers this advanced network in more locations than any other provider!