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<blockquote data-quote="walesfarmer" data-source="post: 6504201" data-attributes="member: 83162"><p>They refer to two completely different things.</p><p></p><p>'5G' is fifth-generation mobile services (types of frequency used on mobile phone masts for faster mobile data on phones etc.)</p><p></p><p>'5Ghz' (on routers) is a different band/frequency used by broadband routers to create wi-fi. Old routers used the 2.4Ghz frequency however that can be affected by interference from other in-home wireless devices so new routers now have a 5Ghz for less interference and faster throughput (only between your wifi device and the wifi router- not the overall broadband speed)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="walesfarmer, post: 6504201, member: 83162"] They refer to two completely different things. '5G' is fifth-generation mobile services (types of frequency used on mobile phone masts for faster mobile data on phones etc.) '5Ghz' (on routers) is a different band/frequency used by broadband routers to create wi-fi. Old routers used the 2.4Ghz frequency however that can be affected by interference from other in-home wireless devices so new routers now have a 5Ghz for less interference and faster throughput (only between your wifi device and the wifi router- not the overall broadband speed) [/QUOTE]
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