If you're a T-Mobile customer with a 5G phone, you've probably seen the 5G UC icon in your status bar. Here's what it means.

5G Ultra Capacity (5G UC) indicates that you're connected to T-Mobile's faster mmWave or mid-band 5G networks.

5G UC, 5G UW, and 5GE 5G is the fifth-generation technology standard for mobile networks. It comes after the 4G network. 5G connection offers higher Gbps speeds, reliability, and low latency.

Mid-band 5G is a recent third 5G variation that offers a decent compromise between the two. It’s faster than low-band (roughly six times faster than LTE) and offers a longer connection range and ...

5G networks are an obvious upgrade, coming from 4G and 3G networks before it, but what's the difference between 5G-UC and 5G-UW? Is one faster than the other?

The iPhone can display what type of 5G service you are getting. Yep, there are different types, including 5G UC.

The secret sauce behind T-Mobile’s expansive 5G UC network is its early acquisition of 2.5GHz midrange spectrum that could be used for new 5G deployments, thanks to its 2020 merger with Sprint.

In the big picture, T-Mobile’s 5G UC and Verizon’s 5G UWB have almost identical average speeds but T-Mobile wins by a large margin for availability while Verizon offered a better experience ...

Are you seeing the label "5G UC" on your smartphone screen and wondering what it means? Let us break it down for you.

Verizon's 5G UW stands for Ultra Wideband and connects you to faster mid-band and mmWave networks. Here's what you should expect.

You may see 5G UC on your T-Mobile phone and 5G UW on your Verizon device instead of normal 5G. In this post, we explain what it means..