The primary differences between the 5Ge and 5Gn routers lie in their network capabilities, speed, and technology:
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5Ge Router:
- Network Technology: Advanced 4G LTE (Enhanced LTE), utilizing vSIM technology for connectivity across all major U.S. carriers.
- Speed: Supports download speeds up to 150 Mbps, ideal for general browsing, streaming, and light remote work.
- Frequency Bands: Operates on multiple LTE bands, ensuring broad coverage and reliability in various locations.
- Target Users: Suitable for users who require reliable internet for everyday use without the need for ultra-high speeds.
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5Gn Router:
- Network Technology: True 5G with LTE fallback, leveraging the latest 5G NR (New Radio) standards, including Sub-6 GHz and mmWave frequencies where available.
- Speed: Capable of download speeds up to 600 Mbps, offering significantly faster performance for data-intensive tasks, such as high-definition streaming, large file transfers, and heavy remote work.
- Frequency Bands: Supports a wide range of 5G NR bands, including n1, n2, n5, n41, n66, n71, and more, alongside 4G LTE bands for fallback, ensuring seamless connectivity even in areas with limited 5G coverage.
- Advanced Features: Includes carrier aggregation, MIMO (Multiple Input Multiple Output), and beamforming for enhanced signal quality and stability.
- Target Users: Designed for users who need the highest possible speeds and performance, such as remote workers, digital nomads, and those in areas with access to 5G networks.
Both routers require a plan from RV Internet Pro and offer nationwide coverage using vSIM technology. The choice between the 5Ge and 5Gn routers depends on your specific speed requirements and the availability of 5G networks in your location.
