Jio 5G will be available only in this smartphone, Will it work in your mobile?

Jio has bought the most bands in the 5G spectrum auction, which is revolutionizing the telecom world. Jio Telecom has acquired spectrum in 700MHz, 800MHz, 1800MHz, 3300MHz and 26GHz. But only a few smartphones will run on 5G network.

5G smartphones have been launching in the Indian market for the past two years. First in the flagship segment, then in the mid-range and now in the low budget segment, 5G smartphones have started coming. 5G smartphones that came in the market before the 5G network came in the market before the 5G network.

Most smartphones support 4 or 5 bands. Some support 11 to 12 bands. But the question is in which band the telecom companies are going to provide their 5G service.

Jio is the largest player in the Indian telecom market. Also Jio's customer base is significant and highest. Also, this company has spent the most money in the 5G auction.

The company has acquired 5G spectrum in all 22 circles. This includes low-band, midband and mmWave spectrum. The 5 bands in which Jio has purchased spectrum are 700MHz, 800MHz, 1800MHz, 3300MHz and 26GHz.

The 5G bands supported by smartphones start from the N series. Looking at these bands as such, the company has purchased spectrum in N28, N5, N3, N77 and N258 bands. In this, 5G service will be available all over India in 700MHz i.e. N28 band.

That means if your smartphone has the above mentioned bands, you will get Jio's 5G service only. For that let us look at the band support of any recently launched smartphone.

The iQOO 9T has been launched in India this week. This smartphone supports N1, N3, N5, nN8, N28, N40, N41, N77, N78 bands. That means Jio 5G can run in this.

Similarly, Xiaomi has recently launched the Redmi K50i mobile smartphone in India. It supports N1, N3, N5, N7, N8, N20, N28A, N38, N40, N41, N77, N78 bands. If you look at Jio's bands, this phone will also support Jio 5G network.

You can easily check the bands support in your 5G phone. For that you have to go to the official website of the smartphone brand. Now you have to search for your phone model and go to its specific page. Here you will find connectivity.