5G phone in India: Two 5G Phones in India being launched this week. It is also expected that the race to 5G has been expected to reach its fruition in 2020. However, India isn’t ready but smartphone makers are. Does the necessity of 5G phones seems in India or Buying 5G phone is comfort here. For all clarification view the full article.

Smartphones such as the Samsung Galaxy S20 do have 5G variants globally, but their Indian variants do not support 5G connections right now Realme and iQoo are the first companies to launch 5G-ready smartphones in India.

Does a 5G-equipped smartphone matter?

Absolutely not. India doesn’t have 5G networks and won’t have them at least before the next year. Union telecom minister Ravi Shankar Prasad had said in September that the government planned to begin 5G spectrum auctions by the end of this year or early next year. Even if we assume that telecom service providers are ready to buy spectrum and then spend a few more months on final tests, it’s unlikely that 5G networks will be live in India before mid-2021. So, the fact that a phone supports 5G networks shouldn’t factor into your buying decision right now, especially if you have to pay a premium for it.

Benefits of 5G  Network

The benefits of 5G networks on consumers are not more indirect benefits. A 5G network allows better operability for Internet of Things devices such as CCTV cameras and connected cars. Anything that requires data to be transmitted dependably and fast will benefit from 5G. The difference in your connection speed will not be as evident as it was when we moved from 2G to 3G or 3G to 4G. 5G impacts the overall “smart” infrastructure more, so you will get smoother and better services from providers.

5G phones in India?

Realme and iQoo are the first companies to launch 5G-ready smartphones in India. Interestingly, both the companies are owned by BBK Electronics of China. The smartphones, Realme x50 Pro and iQoo 3 start at ₹37,999 and ₹36,999, respectively. Realme had started off as a sub-brand of Oppo and later became independent, while iQoo is a sub-brand of Vivo now. Oppo and Vivo are also owned by BBK Electronics. All three—Oppo, Vivo and Realme—rank among the top five smartphone sellers in India at present, according to market research firm Counterpoint Research.