Speed records follow each other on the Free Mobile network thanks to the 3.5GHz band and the latest development.
Free Mobile has started using the full spectrum bandwidth allocated to it at a frequency of 5G core 3.5 GHz, i.e. 70 MHz, and this affects performance on its network. Flow rates can rise sharply under certain conditions. Haojy, A member of the Free Society, he broke his own record this week. Using the Poco F3, it reached an average speed of 1451 Mbit/s versus the previous 1400.12 Mbit/s, still in Palaiseau near Paris, with a peak of 1552 Mbit/s.
This new record was achieved not only thanks to 5G 3.5 GHz at 70 MHz but also by aggregating three 4G frequencies of the operator, 700 MHz, 1800 MHz and 2600 MHz. Note that 5G 3.5 GHz from Free Mobile is starting to appear, this subscriber has been flashing at 945 Mbit / s, only on this frequency band. The performance would have been even more impressive if the mobile site on which the test was performed had supported the operator’s frequency of 2100MHz. This promises new records soon. These speed measurements come from users of the RNC Mobile app.
As a reminder, Univers Freebox offers you the “Logs” section. This allows you to discover the best speeds achieved by users of the RNC Mobile app across France. You can also find records in each department or region. Each time, the downlink and uplink speeds of these records are shown, as well as the cities in which they were measured, of course.
Participate in improving the participatory map and records in Free Mobile
Above all, you can participate in the development of the participatory map and those of Free Mobile Network records by Download RNC Mobile App from Play Store. Thus you can perform speed tests which will of course be integrated into the card, but the application also provides other functions and information.
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