QUOTE(azrash @ Oct 30 2024, 08:26 PM)
So if I am connected to merged network, these are some of the EARFCN I should see on NetMonster based on what has been shared in the recent posts: 1650, 3150, 375, 3600, 3350, or 525/524
Oh wow, i have learned so much today. Thank you for sharing.
This is what net monster reports on my Pixel 7. out of curiosity, I have also included a quick 4G and 5G speed test as well as comparison. They both are done to the same test server (Digi Malaysia). This is on the edge of Ampang next to forest area.



I am impressed that
- 4g speed can reach more than 200 Mbps. ( Have also been told that the Pixel 7 modem is not too good, so perhaps Qualcomm modem would be even better)
- 4g upload speed is higher than 5G
Basically to keep it simpleOh wow, i have learned so much today. Thank you for sharing.
This is what net monster reports on my Pixel 7. out of curiosity, I have also included a quick 4G and 5G speed test as well as comparison. They both are done to the same test server (Digi Malaysia). This is on the edge of Ampang next to forest area.



I am impressed that
- 4g speed can reach more than 200 Mbps. ( Have also been told that the Pixel 7 modem is not too good, so perhaps Qualcomm modem would be even better)
- 4g upload speed is higher than 5G
Digi EARFCN was 3524, 1850, 524, 3350
Celcom EARFCN was 3600, 1650, 375, 3150
The integrated network means the antenna will broadcast both Celcom and Digi spectrum so user could enjoy better speed due to wider road. If you are in an area where the network is not merged, it is highly unlikely to see another telco EARFCN unless your phone 4G signal is very weak as it is trying to scan and connect to all available signal (including by other telco)
Oct 30 2024, 10:30 PM

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