Why China's 5G is Garbage

[@serpentza]

Are you also tired of all this meaningless 5g hype? I sure am... Thank you to each and every one of you for supporting me and everything I do by watching my videos, you're incredibly awesome! A shout out to Ekster wallets too for being such an awesome company, grab a badass Ekster Wallet over at shop.ekster.com/serpentza you'll love it!

[@glen3245]

Yes

[@EMP_Hakari]

Let’s go

[@thatdude123]

Me too!

[@jumpingoutofairplanesmentality]

USA!! 🤠🇺🇸🦅 USA!! 🤠🇺🇸🦅 USA!! 🤠🇺🇸🦅 EVERYONE ELSE IS GAY!! SORRY English, we will not be having Earl Gray, neither hot warm cold or gay, no sir not today, how do you feel about America's mostly peaceful chair diplomacy by the way? 🇺🇸🪑 I noticed you lack disciprine in a prior video where a female was taking a beating, not the males beating her though, they were quite disciplined in controlling you, well, 1776 didn't happen with, skinny knees, nor Sparta 🕳🤸‍♂️🦵

[@jumpingoutofairplanesmentality]

Wait till you guys enter 55 G 🤯

[@archiox0628]

Years ago i worked as a Cellular Telco Engineer. I arrived in the industry where Huawei cell site equipment were being used in my country. The equipment was cheap, so they easily won the bidding to be used by the local carrier, Globe telecom. The equipment were trash. I had to return to newly built 3month old cellsites because something was wrong or broken. Ericsson and Nokia towers comparatively you left them for two years and they absolutely are still working spick and span. Just before i left that industry, Globe reaally felt the losses when those sites are always down and en masse replaced all Huawei equipment with Nokia Ericsson and Alcatel. I still chat with previous coworkers and they still trash on Huawei for having the absolute worst cell towers they worked on, and are glad those are close to being abolished nationwide.

[@powershift2024]

Huawei is reduced to making technology to monitor pigs now, that's a shame.

[@powershift2024]

@@icet6665 Nice Chinglish Wumao. Bawawawawa!!!

[@TitusAzzurro]

@@icet6665 Yea now they have very sophisticated backdoors soldered directly on the motherboards.

[@tonydevos]

@@peterseth3296 i guess you didnt watch the video and cant be bothered to refute it "peter"

[@ahuramazda32]

@@icet6665 no it hasn’t shill, and it’s full of spy ware, buggy, and old news, just like China

[@bertveilleux1701]

As a biomedical engineer I can concur with your statement. Hospital equipment needs to be 100% reliable so it’s always wired. We always have back ups in case of issues during surgery and we don’t want it complicated with wireless issues.

[@n.c9653]

Really? As a 'biomedical engineer', have you seen a military field hospital?

[@drswaqqinscheckingin7210]

@@n.c9653 I'm sure you don't understand what a biomedical engineer does, do you still get paid for comments that don't directly bring glory to the ccp?

[@n.c9653]

@@drswaqqinscheckingin7210no. I am busy doing biomedical engineering. 😂

[@jonadabtheunsightly]

@@n.c9653 That's a very special case and not at all typical. Even for active-duty military personnel, way fewer than 1% of surgeries are performed in field hospitals. *Most* surgeries on active-duty military personnel are performed in civilian hospitals; and almost all of the rest are performed in permanent on-base military hospitals. Field hospitals are a last resort that really only pops up during large-scale combat operations.

[@steambunxi]

Wumao… Huwei is banned in the USA u idiot

[@HandFromCoffin]

I'm an "computer guy" at a large company. You explained 5g and the BS behind it perfectly.

[@segfault-]

well what do you know. winston has an IT background as well. he's a capable and talented software dev.

[@chuongnguyen4655]

I literally turn off 5g on iphone back to lte 🤣

[@Iamthatguypal820]

@@chuongnguyen4655why? Its literally faster and and doesnt hurt to use. If you have it why not use it. The man in the video explained it to us just as well.

[@Patrik6920]

@@Iamthatguypal820 ..well unfoutunetly that isent true... ..in every test and comaprison between 4G and 5G, 5G has been consederbly slower than the minimun requirements of 4G. teh standard for 4G specifies a minimum bandwidth of 100Mbit/s up to 1000Mbit/s (just in recent years the technology to actually deliver 1Gb/s has been achieved) in comaprison with full signal from multiple 5G towers u can get higher speeds than the lowes specified by 4G stabdard ...with additional millions of 5G towers...it may become faster...but its also a power drain.. atm avrage speed of 5G is 67 - 76 Mbit/s , 4G minimum 100Mbit/s ...the only reason 5G exist is because of full networks...its unable to handle sevral more million of devices without compromising the speeds of 4G, 3G, 2G... 5G adds bandwidth..and a compromised network..thers no promise of deliver any speed at all...the more devices that r added the lower the speed will get, and it reqire a connection to sevral 5G towers...it can potentially work with one at piss poor speeds, and dropouts...and the range is quite limited ...6G is being worked on but is likely sevral years to being a reality, in the interim 5G can be considered an experiment...

[@miragebg]

Same here, better speeds didn`t mean lower latency, especially for sugery or vehicle navigation. This also would result lower coverage and higher prices.

[@btbb3726]

I worked on a consulting project for a Chinese company about 10 years go. We visited the client facility in China. My colleague (PhD in Physics) immediately recognized the “client’s” technology (which they were boasting about) as being proprietary technology that belonged to a company in a different Asian country.

[@Guru_1092]

Yeah, that sounds about right. Chinese knockoffs.

[@crynesesoldier6983]

Chinese are experts at stealing technology

[@n.c9653]

And let me guess.. You are not at liberty to tell us what that technology is or where you think it came from.

[@xlxl9440]

@@llkk290yep so much so that Huawei is banned in the United States! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@babelfishdude]

Well, arguably TSMC doesn't really produce any hardware that is made inhouse. They essentially buy the entire factory off of ASML, which is Dutch. Buy the factory, build the finished product. You can say that a man has a wheel, a man produced a wheel, and a man copied a wheel. Who owns the rights to the technology of the wheel? I find the USA complains a lot about "copying products" and manufacturing. Is it mainly because the USA doesn't manufacture anything anymore? There is something to be said about the value of an apple pie recipe, and the guy who actually gathers all the ingredients, mixes and bakes it. What is of more value? I would say the guy who baked the pie, and give minor credit to the recipe. Because arguably, if there wasn't an apple pie recipe - the manufacturer still would have made something - maybe an apple turnover. Without an apple pie manufacturer, the apple pie recipe is totally worthless (much like moon rocket technology for the last 50 years)

[@brian13105]

Correct me if I'm wrong but I would bet the reason the C.C.P. has put so much effort into building it's cellular network is so it can more tightly control it's people.

[@Yivele]

@@peterseth3296 Do you know in witch country he lives in? Even if his country might do the things you stated im sure China does it 2 times more.

[@warframeees8013]

@@peterseth3296 hillariously obvious Wumao, ”Peter Seth” hahaha funny as hell that you pretend to be from an English speaking nation when you’re obviously not. Your grammar is way too bad and your arguments way too pathetically weak for you to sway anyone.

[@csx6910]

@@peterseth3296 A Leftist's wet dream. Absolute control, no freedom.

[@brian13105]

@@peterseth3296 What country is that?

[@Guildofarcanelore]

@@peterseth3296 sure thing Wumao. I lived in China in 2020, camera’s for safety.. or compliance. I know which one I think is important to the CCP.

[@kaushlendratripathi7984]

In India 5G is getting rolled out and I was wondering about the hype of 5G considering the limited use cases . Thanks for making sense of 5G and this is a good case of world coming together and pushing Chinese companies back .

[@n2kbg]

Nice to see Sasha again! She looks slightly embarrassed but she did a good job with the wallet.

[@serpentza]

She was in my previous video too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mobZY2OBjr1lo9E

[@clazy8]

A good job? She's adorable! Of course I'll be heartbroken when my new wallet arrives.

[@suciooo]

I miss the "Welcome to another video "

[@Cambodia69]

5G Sasha

[@TXiCN]

@@serpentza Nice setup behind Sasha! Maybe one day you could do a show and tell?

[@dsmith004]

I've worked in telecom for many years - starting with 2G and ending up in 5G. The technology used in 5G is fantastic and very complicated. I've spent years traveling to Central and South America working for Alcatel-Lucent testing networks and applications. Always, always, always, Huawei was at Mexico's, Uruguay's, Columbia's, Brazil, and Columbia's network. Often times Huawei's equipment wouldn't internetwork with our vendor's equipment because Huawei didn't follow 3GGP standards. In one country the tried to sell a standard implementation as new. Boy, were they pissed when someone anonymously spilled the beans on their deceptive practice. You might ask, how do they get away with this? Because Huawei does just what you say AND they get to track, receive text, voice, location, and other data for nefarious reasons. If you are using a Chinese product or service your information has been compromised. Never trust a Chinese business. If their lips are moving - they're lying.

[@poryvon2321]

they're thief

[@masquerade41120]

same for american fb, apple, etc, just not as public, and not as blatant, but cut from the same cloth still.

[@yeehehehhe38494]

yeah, you forgot something, anything that made in, that as well who own iphone🤣

[@dune2024]

they're SPYING

[@unknowngod8221]

@@masquerade41120 lol everyone know that

[@henryshen1156]

Some differences between 4G(LTE) and 5G was not mentioned in this show. In addition to data speed for 5G. One of the main advantages for 5G is the latency. 5G has much shorter latency comparing to 4G. This is important for real-time control application. 5G does have shorter range due to its shorter wave and higher frequency.

[@spartanonxy]

For the majority of things China praises as 5G that is at best a marginal improvement. Now for UAV's connected to network that actually is a improvement. For games it is a improvement. For a factory supply tablet? Um why? For a automated tractor? Um once again why? By and large 5G really is hype more then fact. Don't get me wrong I see plenty of uses especially in crowded cities but it really has not lived up to the hype we have had on it for years.

[@donaldmcronald2331]

Latency is a major reason why 5G is better for stuff like remote surgery. But in all honesty, who'd want to undergo remote surgery if you could get a surgeon to do it directly? I'd love to see decent 4G coverage before I even want to think about 5G.

[@spartanonxy]

@@donaldmcronald2331 There are some advantages weirdly enough. Machines are more stable then human hands meaning in theory with the right programming to assist the surgeon it could be quite a bit better as a example. Though still 5G would not be used over fiber optic.

[@James_Knott]

"5G does have shorter range due to its shorter wave and higher frequency" 5G can be found on any band where 2,3 or 4G has been used. My carrier shares some 4G bands with 5G and also has 5G on 600 MHz, where they didn't even have 4G. However, you don't get large amounts of bandwidth on those lower bands. My carrier also has 5G on 3.5 GHz "C band", where you start to see real bandwidth.

[@James_Knott]

@@spartanonxy While there is a lot of hype, there is also a lot of fact. You just have to sort things out.

[@KanishQQuotes]

It started in India but the 3 players (jio, airtel and Vi) are looking at each other, who will increase the price of the monthly plans. Honestly it is no different from 4G and it doesn't work well indoor. Good 4G network is good enough to stream HD Netflix, gaming and whatever else. BTW 5g rollout was delayed in India because of drawing out Huawei. Glad Indian government decided to ban tiktok and Huawei. Nokia, Ericsson and samsung are now building network for the mobile carriers.

[@hame1g.luminas113]

Based Indian Govt.

[@EMichaelBall]

5G has more bandwidth capacity for the same chunk of spectrum.

[@KanishQQuotes]

@@icet6665 It did the damage by the time it was banned

[@telebubba5527]

@@icet6665 But the Indians are in competetion with the Chinese. Specifically in the phone area. China is in charge of the hardware, but India owns the companies. If you'd dig deeper into the matter you'd be surprised at what you'll find. Not all is as it seems at the face of it.

[@TitusAzzurro]

@@EMichaelBall It makes sence in the most crowded places. Malls, stations, airports. But any country heavily relying on coal for energy doesn’t need 5G

[@SorcererShangTsung]

I caught that little “5G” marker on the VCR intro lol, good video! So glad you guys can bring all this info from across China where it’s otherwise difficult to find

[@robertmorgan9112]

I’m now signed up for all three of your channels: China Show, Your’s & your partnner in the China Show/Experience.

[@NiceTriGuy]

Thx for the honest assessment of what Huawei did to Nortel. I have run into some older ex employees who are still bitter about the fact that the Canadian government never held China to account for what they did. CCP propaganda and influence actually convinced the government that it was mismanagement rather than one of the most blatant examples of targeted industrial espionage.

[@ABC-ABC1234]

IF IT WAS BLATANT espionage, wouldn't Canada have so much evidence of that?! I mean not to play devil's advocate, but it takes one to know one. You should read the very first version of "confession of an economic hitman". It takes an expert in that field to recognize others doing the same. I want clear cut black and white proof of espionage and not just strong suspicions or circumstantial evidence...

[@NiceTriGuy]

@@ABC-ABC1234 LOL, any more bright shiny objects in your pockets? The fact that Nortel went bankrupt after Huawei planted spies, stole their IP and hacked their internal communications to systematically underbid them on major contracts is not really circumstantial. Your takeaway is that Canada is guilty of industrial espionage because China has a stated policy of targeting key technologies and Nortel was on their list. Canada was guilty of being naive about the vulnerabilities of being hacked back then. You want me to read a book? Back to your cubicle Wumao.

[@ABC-ABC1234]

@@BT.TTRight Is there any link to a piece of information where Huawei actually committed corporate espionage? I am curious to see why this hasn't been released to embarrass China? So far, we have seen the elaborate accusations but never the hard facts behind it.

[@MarvinHartmann452]

Trudeau is actually working for the CCP. They caught spies at hydro-quebec smuggling information about power storage technologies and now a few weeks ago, they caught government officials that accepted bribes and were working for the CCP. Yet they talked about it 3 days and it was quickly buried by the mainstream media. They seem more concerned to find the whistle blowers than to actually investigate. Both cases were not talked about for long in the news.

[@electrosyzygy]

There's nothing they can do, especially without willing help from the US. Hell even the US had to put up with it for years in many instances. Canada is too small and dependent on Chinese business. The practical move was to swallow their pride, cut their losses and do business which they did. Though I hope they learned from their mistake and tighten up security. Hopefully the western decoupling continues... Perhaps it had something to do with Canada's willingness to arrest Meng on Canadian soil at the US' bidding in 2018.

[@stevehill4615]

Many thanks for the video Winston, as you've finally put into film exactly what i've been saying to people for a long time, 5G except in very specialized applications is a marketing gimmick that the average user has no need for, the real worry though is that large companies (network providers and network related hardware) are trying to coerce users into 5G ("have it with your device, it's free or i've noticed a deterioration in 4G service, could it be the networks being "run down?"), which the companies (China with Huawei/ZTE in this film but the others aren't on your side they're on the side of profit) see as the next big "goldmine" via higher prices and the need for new hardware/software.

[@andrasvalko2096]

5G is mostly for the network provider and not the user. In city centers and events you have way too many smart phones nowadays so 4G runs out of bandwidth, but in 5G you can use much larger bandwidths so the network can kaap up with the demand. For the individual phone user it makes little difference.

[@cfp11]

Thank you for explaining 5G. I'm 65 & still learning cell terminology. 😊

[@Oreoezi]

I talked to a friend who was impressed by the 110 ish mbps speeds he had on 5G, little did he know I get those constantly on 4G in my home town. I am glad that he could experience in a big city the equivalent of a non crowded 4G network with good infrastructure.

[@animationcreations42]

I get over 250mpbs with my 4G router, but that's through aggregating bands. In the same area I usually get about 50mpbs on my phone. When I connect to 5G though, those speeds jump up to 600mbps. The downside is the way they've rolled it out round here is it still relies on 4G for the upload, so it's still capped at around 30mbps

[@thumbwarriordx]

If you hit an actual MM-wave signal the speeds are likely faster than your phone can even handle. But then what's the point of 5G if you don't even know when you have that reception because the 5G light is on regardless even when running on the conventional part of the 5G network. Which is marginally faster than 4G simply due to being a little higher frequency, but is essentially the same tech.

[@sis651]

I can get around 550 Mbps with 4G, but my carrier blocks it from going above that speeds.

[@namenandern5531]

5G sucks in my area because the tower is always too far away for a good signal and the phone automatically switches to it even when 4G works better.

[@mugzmugz7252]

Starlink is the way to go

[@chellybub]

I have a book called "Pistols of the Warlords" which covered pistol production in China during the first half of the 20th century. It's almost 100% knockoffs. Some of them were pretty decent, but it's a fascinating look at how China, even before the CCP, has been doing this knock off stuff for a long time and with absolutely everything, and it seems that it has just become even more prolific.

[@alsaunders7805]

Isn't that a book that Ian McCollum (Gun Jesus) reviewed on his show? I think he even has a stake in the publishing company. 🤔🤓🍻

[@j.p.vanbolhuis8678]

Every develloping goes through a "copying in a trashy way but way cheaper" phase. Problem with china is that they have not the infrastructure for innovation, so they get stuck in the copy phase. (They could improve quality, but also costs money and reduces corruption opportunities). Yes they teach the people skills. But they discourage the critical thinking required for innovation.

[@gaoxiaen1]

Forgotten Weapons on KZbin has a couple of interesting segments on Chinese Mystery Pistols.

[@chellybub]

@@gaoxiaen1 yes, the book was written by the forgotten weapons guy.

[@VideoDotGoogleDotCom]

@@j.p.vanbolhuis8678 That's why when some people are prophesying China as the future "world leader", I just sigh and shake my head. The country is like a desert of innovation. There is no way it will ever become anything great (other than for its size) when the people are encouraged not to think outside the box - or to think at all.

[@gesturtraustason9505]

You make some very interesting videos my man.... Respect bro

[@diembommarito1776]

I appreciate your information so much. Thank you for keeping us updated with the good, the bad, and the ugly stuff.

[@BrendanGeormer]

I know you've mentioned having worked in tech, so I've been curious to hear you talk about these things. I remember some of the ads from when 4G was being rolled out, and all the fuss over 5G is the same, except people are more dependent on their phones than ever, and thus have some amount of care to have higher numbers. Honestly, a good 4G signal is plenty fast, and 4.9G works too. Anytime I'd need anything faster, I would be somewhere with reliable Wi-Fi (or preferably ethernet) to connect with anyways. With time, higher bandwidth will become more necessary, and by that time there will be more widescale "real" 5G anywhere I'd find myself, so it's really no rush besides marketing.

[@TheHolySpiritISgreat]

I honestly feel like US and Japan can probably develop 6G a little bit later than China but once they release it everyone will change to the American and Japanese version bc the Chinese version is like 10% of the Japanese deal.

[@rama3njoy]

more higher frequency more limited range, 4g is more optimal and balance

[@zoltanzorgo]

One thing still worth mentioning, while the rest is true, what you said about 5G. Not only you will have a much higher bandwidth (wirh far coverage and worse penetration - meaning how it can go through concr walls for example, how much the attenuation is in dense materials - from the same power), but there is one undoubted benefit: one access point can serve far more clients. Let's take a concert in a stadium for example. If those 10k people all want to stream the event, that will fill the capacity of the relay quickly. Resulting in lower bandwidth for a single client or denial of service. Here is where 5G has its benefits. You can cover higly crouded areas with far more connections, and far larger bandwidth for each individual connection.

[@gabrieltomete4751]

Imagine a doctor doing brain surgery on his phone and suddenly it starts raining and he looses cell service for a few seconds as the phone switches to 4g. When he is reconnected his patient is now lobotomized and or has died

[@peterfireflylund]

That’s not how remote robotic surgery would work. You would plan a step and then commit to it, see the result, the plan the next step, etc.

[@Syuvinya]

@@peterfireflylund Yeah but then you wouldn't need 5G would you

[@cheecharron1244]

I would rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy that's for sure.

[@The-Great-Brindian]

lol.. good lord thats horrible Gabriel. 😞

[@aoeu256]

Brain surgery isn't the only job that can be done remotely, you can load/unload stuff and construct stuff remotely. You can have a telepresense drone connect via usb keyboard/mouse to various computers that need fixing.

[@bigal2731]

So nice to see Sasha making an appearance in your videos again!

[@batsondceiling]

5G is not about speed, it's about the 5G protocol, it is the data equivalent of CBDC, total surveillance.

[@NightKnight252]

I still remember those days people were talking about how 5G was one of the most important technology innovations in human history on all the Chinese media. They seem to be much more silent about it now.

[@aoeu256]

Why hype up what has already been released? 5G though does improve a lot of things (reliability, latency, bandwidth). With high bandwidth you can off-load processing of your phone to a computer. The low latency allows Chinese people to control construction vehicles remotely.

[@aesma2522]

@@aoeu256 Phones have very powerful processors nowadays, what kind of processing do you want to offload ?

[@Arthass123]

5G is old, now in China they talk about 5.5 G and 6G

[@M0butu]

​@@Arthass123Ridiculous. How many people really depend on 5G appliances?

[@James_Knott]

One thing China does is hype. You may recall the days of the Soviet Union, where they boasted about everything they could, while forgetting to mention their failures. Same now with China.

[@DK-nv8ju]

I look forward to your segments. Very informative.

[@awakekiwi]

Some years back I ordered a onewheel clone from a Chinese company because it was cheap and I couldn't afford an actual onewheel. It was called the Trotter (a typically terrible choice for a name. I mean pigs feet?!) I asked them to send me one unit and if I liked it I would then start importing them to sell. The very young English speaking girl who was handling my order was excited about this opportunity to sell to the NZ market. They sent the battery separately because it wouldn't be accepted by customs so in the packaging they called it Bluetooth speaker. A lithium battery was labeled as a Bluetooth speaker. So anyway it arrived ok. But this should have been a red flag. Anyway right out of the box the trotter didnt work. It powered down intermittently which was a huge safety risk and I only felt safe to use it on soft grass as I kept falling off. Eventually I took it apart and found the problem was poorly soldered connections on the circuit board. The solder was low quality and brittle. I fixed it and now had it working well. It was a very poor reproduction but was still fun to ride at slow speeds. Naturally the top speed and specs where half what the actual advertising stated. After breaking my nose and cutting up my face from the machine throwing me off and been incapable of doing its job of balancing at a modest speed well below its advertised ability I gave up and salvaged the motor and battery for other projects. What amazed me was the fact that this company didnt even bother to test the unit they sent me to make sure it was a good one that worked. You would think if they wanted my contract they would have made sure it was a good workimg model. They just didnt care. The whole Chinese system is incredibly wasteful and dumb. They produce millions of a crappy model of phone for example Doogee or whatever and release products on the market that have unfinished software and hardware and lie about the specs and then just sell as many as they can really cheap before people have time to realize they are crap. Then when the reviews start coming in they just keep lying.. Oh we will release an update to fix this bug. Then the update has more bugs. Then they just stop all communication and throw away all the rest of their stock or sell them even cheaper to India or whatever and then they are onto promoting the next model of that phone that is rushed to market and full of bugs and they just repeat the same crap again and again. Sure there are some Chinese phone companies that do it right.. But most of them dont bother. Cubot is one of the worst phone companies. Blackview etc will occasionally by chance release a model that works ok but there is always some frustrating bug like a faulty camera or gyroscope or button or screen etc. My experience with Chinese products has always been.. You get what you pay for. You pay peanuts you get peanuts.

[@chongtak]

That was very well put.

[@GaryLePleb]

Even for something as simple and low tech as a bicycle, which has been around for well over a century, even in China, they just can't make a good one. When I was in China again 15 years ago, I bought a nearly new, nice mountain bicycle to ride around town and get to work etc. Every week, something would break on that stipid thing. So annoying. Meanwhile, even the brand new housing for foreign teachers and our new campus building kept falling apart. Horrible.

[@oidpolar6302]

Welcome to the greedy Western world

[@rahulsharma-ht7ut]

Theft,stealing,immorality can take you as far as shown in the video,but fun fact,chinese people dont feel bad about fraud,cheating,its actually written in the books of ancient chinese rulers,its something like this,if your household runs from theivery nd stealing its nothing bad in doing that,almost every buisness,small or multi billion is run on lies,fraud nd cheating,but why world views china as a sincere and honest country,cause china pumps almost 15 billion usd in west media,even newspapers like new york times gives you a dedicated 4-5 page newspaper once or twice a week,thts just about praising china,china is not even 20% strong in any field,the way they show it on media,nd its human psychology,if u brag 100 persons everyday how strong a country is,more than 70 of them will run away in fear,without even seeing you,thts what china does

[@awakekiwi]

@@peterseth3296 it was simply a case of an affordable $500 Chinese copy including free shipping or $2800 plus $250 shipping from the States to new Zealand for a onewheel which cost more than my car. I just couldnt afford an original onewheel as I don't have a career anymore. Plus my modest spare wages go to an orphanage in Uganda. I just couldnt justify spending that much when I can feed an entire orphanage of 25 kids and adults for an entire year for $3000.

[@normanbott]

Yeah, slapping 5G on things is about as useful as prefixing with "i-" or "e-". Love this channel. Nice cameo performance in the wallet ad BTW !

[@TakaluKevin]

lol... that was the cutest ad i've seen in a long time. I assume that was the wife? If so, you did well my friend. Wish you both a long happy life.

[@americanpatriot3710]

Never marry a Chinese girl or anyone with relations to China or the CCP.

[@TakaluKevin]

@@americanpatriot3710 .. except for CCP, you are talking trash, my friend. Take a chill pill.

[@symmetrie_bruch]

you got it right initially when saying 5g isn´t faster per se, when you were talking about controlling the robotic arm or a tooth brush. basically 99,9% of (mostly useless) internet of things stuff only needs a tiny amount of data. if at all, it´s latency that counts far more, in most cases and 5g is about equal if not worse in that regard in many cases when it comes to that. 5g only has the advante when lots of bandwith is required, as in streaming or downloading stuff. but even then 4g could easily handly full hd streaming and beyond, depending on coverage.

[@Cau_No]

btw, the "G" in 5G just means Generation. It's the fifth one. The preceding ones were: 2. GSM (Global System for Mobile communications) 3. UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunication System) 4. LTE (Long Term Evolution)

[@alouisschafer7212]

isn't LTE technically 3.9G and LTE+ is proper 4G

[@alouisschafer7212]

isn't LTE technically 3.9G and LTE+ is proper 4G

[@Cau_No]

@@alouisschafer7212 Would be more like 4.0 and 4.1 if you use the version notation from software.

[@feetfeetfun]

What will the next one be called?

[@bjorntorlarsson]

@@feetfeetfun Starlink.

[@ZeldaZiplock]

Great to see your lovely wife doing a cameo on today's video Winston. She's been missed by a lot of viewers, although the reason for both her and Vivienne's absence is sadly necessary.

[@kellikelli4413]

She doesn't seem to be aware of the dangers of keeping that device stored on her body ~ it's a known fact now that it causes cancer.

[@godfreypoon5148]

​@@kellikelli4413 Almost everyone, literally almost EVERYONE carries a phone, and more often than not keeps it near their body. So we literally have the biggest case study in human history... WHERE'S THE CANCER EPIDEMIC?!

[@djgnu]

Worked for Ericsson for over 15 years. we build with quality and safety first, always and that costs. Also want to mention that 5g in bad weather like snow and rain is not very good, 4g is actually better and safer. The amount of 5g towers you have to put up is crazy compared to 4g. 5g feels like making it easier for some to steal your data beacuse it is much more vulnerable. Just some points.

[@makuru.42]

5g is not more vulnerable the fixed some problem 4g had and 3g is even worse

[@villehursti]

Wow. Everything you said was wrong.

[@makuru.42]

@@djgnu read my comment

[@makuru.42]

@@djgnu also how can 5g be more dangerous? In most cases it's just updated 4g

[@djgnu]

@@makuru.42 It lacks encryption during the connection process which makes devices vulnerable, 4g does not. Read up on it and you tell me what is fixed, not just commenting something has been fixed.

[@charleshillman2010]

Australia was the first Nation to tell Huawei to “shove it”.

[@n.c9653]

And Australia is also the 1st nation to regularly cry about not sanctioning its wine growers, fishermen, Barley growers etc...

[@audience2]

Because they would have been kicked out of the Five Eyes if they let the CCP into their mobile networks.

[@JAM661]

Well the USA said the same and no longer allowed in the USA.

[@mitchjames9350]

@@n.c9653 that’s because China cried over an independent inquiry into Covid lol.

[@pepe-zw4de]

@@JAM661 2 years after Australia.

[@natm651]

One of my favourite KZbin channels for sure. Keep up the good work

[@miguelgonzalez5595]

As always, you are opening our eyes and let us know how we are manipulated by propaganda

[@highmoonlookdownawe]

This "Fai Ji" guy must be very famous.

[@chrisgreene2623]

This show is always informative, concise and the host's use of humor and witty remarks make it very entertaining..... wow a 5 G toothbrush?

[@register1430]

Just reading the Two Michaels book from the reporter who covered the story. Three chapters are all about the 5G , IP theft, cat and mouse games and shell companies behind Meng and Co. Nice tech summary.

[@Oneshotwonder002]

can you share where to read about this?

[@namenameson9065]

I don't want a toothbrush connected to the internet. Or a fridge, washing machine, or car for that matter. I have a computer and that's my internet machine. I want my appliances to do what they do well and for a long time. I want less computers in my life telling me how to live. It's all gotten too overwhelming.

[@James_Knott]

How will you know how much beer you have in your fridge, if it's not connected to the Internet? 🙂

[@simonspacek3670]

Same here. Computer can go on Internet, but fridge, washing machine, lightbulbs, door lock,... all stay away from it. There are good reasons, one of them is that those devices are not secure, second is that it is completely unnecessary, third is that it consumes more electricity (this is a weak one, it doesn't consume that much), fourth is that I don't really trust those companies to not gather data from those devices. I don't know what company would be interested in knowing how often we use what program on our washing machine, but I also see no reason why those data should even exist. And cars... what is the reason to have them connected to Internet? The only good reason I can think about is navigation, but those reports of car getting update and then being unable to drive are too scary for me. If I get an update and navigation dies, it sucks, but I can still use the car and get navigation on my phone (or use map like back in 2000's), not get stuck somewhere. Call me luddite, but some things just do not have to be connected to Internet.

[@makeki7756]

300 million smartbrushes were used for distributed dos attack. Idk the authenticity of the number 300 million, but anything capable of connecting to the internet could be used for such attacks.

[@chipsun2504]

Keep it up serpentza, can’t believe it’s been so many years watching you. Love the content.

[@TheTbenvick]

I laughed way, way to hard at the 5G VHS... Thanks!

[@g3n3ral1nsanity5]

I laughed when I first heard the guy made a hydrogen powered cow to expose the ccp lol

[@chiwong6138]

It’s amazing you still haven’t disappeared. Hope you all the best ! Keep up the good work

[@TheScotsalan]

I still have 4g. Its fast enough for what I want. I honestly thought, when they rolled out 5G where I am in China, all they done was stencil spray paint “5G” onto the connection boxes 😂👍.

[@johnh8615]

5g also is a huge power drain on the power grid in china. People are saying why turn off 4g when it’s cheaper and uses less energy and you still get all the services. It’s down to scamming people for more money for a service they truly don’t need.

[@TheHolySpiritISgreat]

When the Americans and Japanese release 6G itl show how cheap China actually is.

[@katarn848]

5G is only to upgrade the network in places like city centres. 5G is short ranged high data temporally side-upgrade for 4G standard. 4G is staying around for many years. G6 is real complex and is mostly aimed at reducing delay and stability end to end and wil replace 4G and 4G+5G networks, but nobody outside the ITU (= UN ) knows what it really will be.

[@vivafreedom4947]

@@TheHolySpiritISgreat *5G HAS ACTAULLY TAKEN THE WORLD BACKWARDS, TEH CHINESE 5G INFRASTRUCTURE USES TRIPPLE THE AMOUNT ELECTRCITY* (so the c c p have to burn more coal to power their surveillance system)

[@TheHolySpiritISgreat]

@@vivafreedom4947 yeah.

[@Skyrimfan002]

"If you're in a very bad place, like a desert, you'll have Edge" Here in Germany it's that bad in a lot of places still, so this struck me as quite funny

[@kiloton1920]

Germany moves slow for good reasons they are smart

[@flori5548]

And to be fair, in Germany it’s decent in most places. I am German but currently living in China…while China is great in making itself better than it is, Germany is the opposite: We love to make ourselves worse than we are…

[@jjbigfoot9077]

@@flori5548 Huh? You do? Why?

[@DivinePonies]

Living for a while in Germany was really eye-opener regarding the cellular connectivity. I did hear before, that it was patchy at best and horrible in most places outside big cities. But I really wasn't prepared to lose signal so much in places where people live. And coming from a country where standard is much lower it was a shocker. In my own country it would be really hard to get low signal, let alone lose it completely, unless you were in some remote wild area. Granted it's smaller country than Germany, but it really was so strange when putting all things in perspective. I guess you win some, and you lose some.

[@いちごくん-l6d]

@@flori5548 It’s Central Europe in general. The benchmark is is the lowest commin denominator

[@megalithicmaiden]

Yeah, didn't hear quite enough of 5 G in the intro, could you please add more?

[@stevengill1736]

The rural location I live in is an example of a place where 5G is less useful. It's great in big cities, but you nailed it, not worth having it out here. It uses more power too - fortunately you can shut it off if you don't want it on most phones.

[@Rusty_Gold85]

Iphones are weaker in picking up very long rural distances . Have you got an I-phone ? your right over 5G though

[@jon782]

I believe one of the key benefits of 5g wasn't the better speed, but was actually the huge increase in the ammount of users it can handle. This was in part to actually make the idea of ioT with everything networked actually viable.

[@boobah5643]

The Internet of Things would still only be vaguely vulnerable, since it's such a security nightmare. Botnets for everyone!~

[@ikkas00]

Yep, 5g's biggest plus is decrease in congestion.

[@brett19890]

@@ikkas00 Top G can easily surpass that.

[@nobillismccaw7450]

Fact is, it’s the wired links between the base stations that increase the number of users it can handle.

[@Speedy300]

Serpentza is dormant James Bond or retired James Bond; the man is too good at what he does.

[@romanstingler435]

At least someone is telling the world the truth. Hopefully someone will listen.

[@willsmith39]

Your wife cracking up laughing as the model for the wallet promo was cute as hell. Nice job 👍

[@crynesesoldier6983]

She was checking his wallet, lol

[@dgdfsvfd]

I remember the same phenomenon happening a few years back with "Nanotechnology". Corporations slap this buzzword on all aspects of products to appeal to customers. It died as quickly as it popped up. The same, I feel, is happening to "5G" as well. These pre-mature pursue of ~new~ technologies really saddens me.

[@stellasternchen]

I can book 5G to my monthly phone plan for 5€. I don‘t. Because my internet speed is pretty fast at 4G, streaming is no problem. I don‘t know for what I would need it. It is rather boring not an exciting new technology.

[@audience2]

5G standards also allow the IP edge to be closer to the mobile phone which allows for lower latency between nearby phones. However this part of the standard is not commonly implemented by network operators. So the main benefit is higher speeds but only if the phone can connect to a nearby 5G tower.

[@miff227]

the main benefit is the client spends less time in the channel, meaning more users served "simultaneously".

[@GabrielLima-uy9jc]

In Brazil we are experiencing this exactly situation, as we have already Huawei infrastructure installed, it is cheaper for them to just go with it rather than switch to Ericsson or any other 5G telecommunication provider. In the last BID, the government decided the best option was to go for the chinese 5G due to the costs of infrastructure and as you guys can guess, none of that espionage stuff was even considered (well in fact it was considered, but as you guys already know, money talks louder)

[@lrn_news9171]

I didn't know this about Brazil. I hope Brazil is not becoming a totalitarian state under Lula.

[@greattaiwan2899]

Now you have a commie Government, which makes it easier for China...

[@greattaiwan2899]

@@lrn_news9171 He is a commie. What do you expect?

[@karanjain5663]

@@lrn_news9171 Lula literally just got elected. I think it was Bolsanaro who made this "wise" decision - among many others that screwed Brazil.

[@lrn_news9171]

@@karanjain5663 Depends on what he wanted to do with the 5G technology, Bolsonaro was literally against lockdowns and medical tyr4nny.

[@hoagybob]

Good job, W. Everyone needs to pull the wool off their brains.

[@Guildofarcanelore]

I sat thru the commercial just because you had “Dr.Hu” as the model. Great choice all around. 😊I had a huawei phone that I purchased in China.. an awful phone. When I returned to for a second contract I thought maybe the Honor 6 would be better than the 5 I bought before. It was even worse. All of the features that were even a little useful were removed. Garbage.

[@Guildofarcanelore]

@@peterseth3296 I would reply “that’s an opinion “ I do have an iPhone, an IPhone 4 in 2017. If having a phone that works consistently and reliably makes me “picky”, then consider me picky. My review still stands. The honor 5 was a poor choice and the honor 6 was even worse.

[@Roudter]

Yes, absolutely. Lower frequencies travel further and more easily get around things at any given power - even though they are all technically 'line of sight.' A Chinese guy once told me you cannot get financed for anything in China unless you can show someone else having already done it. That was years ago. I felt then, and still am sure now, that it's a perspective that locks in mediocrity and delivers crap. Thanks...

[@TheHolySpiritISgreat]

Made in China 2025 seems like more excuses to make red tape and what I call hypno-communist propaganda. China uses communism to hide and excuse all of its wants. Xi doesn't like Shanghai? Zero covid for the good of the people and whatever blah blah blah the West is bad Blah Blah Blah everything the regime says.

[@hebulba]

To be honest, "lower frequencies travel further..." is simplified and in many cases false. That claim does not take into account all the system parameters. When two antennas have a line of sight, the propagation loss in deed is related to the wave length, i.e. lower frequencies will have lower loss over distance. However, when the antenna size is included in the calculation, the reverse is true. If the antennas in both ends (transmitter and receiver) have the same physical size for low and high frequency case, the received power at higher frequency is actually higher. This is because the increase in antenna gain of only one antenna would mitigate the the increase in propagation loss. The down side of this is that due to the incresed gain in the antennas, the antennas should be beamsteerable which increases the system complexity.

[@Mr.Unacceptable]

Its the education system. repetitive memorization. No room for innovation. You stand up you get nailed down. When these kids grow up their imaginations have been fried.

[@Roudter]

@@hebulba No shit dude...This ain't no science class. By the way, if you have to say you're being honest - you're probably not. Also...brevity is a virtue. (look it up)

[@flexairz]

@@hebulba Totally correct.

[@whisperingsquid5630]

Ty for helping me also say “I told you so!” Your Awsome I love your channel. Having both sides of the story and multiple points of view provide a more unbiased data analysis.

[@lorddrac_dontaskmetodance]

The hydrogen-powered cow is a classic. Was thinking about that clip just yesterday.

[@Andy-mo1bq]

Absolutely true, once spoke to an Internet technician, and they said higher the G more focused and lower range it has. So they need more dishes, more power consumption, and if you miss the 5G focus by a degree, you will have problems. He said to smother everything with 3G, in Australia, and build up capacity

[@James_Knott]

It appears your friend has a bit to learn. When used on the same bands as 4G, 5G provides a bit of improvement. It's with the higher frequency bands that you come into some of those issues, but you also get much more bandwidth. Also, on the higher bands, MIMO is used to focus on the users, instead of sending the signal over a wide area.

[@timeTegus]

I also think it's funny that some car companies thought 5g will be good for self driving. Imagine driving through a tunnel and than causing a accident because u have no conection

[@pilgrimsnest592]

You install 5g inside the tunnel and problem is solved. but 5g is not good.

[@timeTegus]

@@pilgrimsnest592 my point is that u will not have 5g connection all the time.

[@timeTegus]

@coolthingythethird985 it's always driver error

[@James_Knott]

Given some of the drivers on the road, self driving cars couldn't be any worse. 🙂

[@simonspacek3670]

I don't think that cars really need 5G (or any other) connection, but something like TCAS might be nice. Airplanes use TCAS, basically it says "I'm at this altitude and place, traveling that fast in this course". Imagine if cars would have this. You are on some corner and cannot really see if any traffic is coming. Well, your TCAS would say "incoming traffic, stay". I don't know how much it would cost to implement, but would it really be that much? I don't think it would be more sophisticated than a base line phone, so... 100 dollars? And now imagine that emergency vehicles would have little bit stronger one, so your TCAS would say "Emergency coming, move aside" even before you hear the siren (and when you hear a siren, do you know where is it coming from and where is it going?) or when you need to use your car for some emergency, put it in emergency mode and it will tell everyone that you need to get to hospital. Then there might be a pedestrian version, but I don't know if that would be needed. I know, there are some technical problems, but if we as society decide to add this extra layer of security, it would be solvable.

[@Waverlyduli]

Great overview of the 5G telecommunications standard in context, the CCP's commercial role in hyping it up, etc. Cheers, Winston 👍

[@cambobby2011]

@@llkk290 I don't think so...!!!

[@Waverlyduli]

@@llkk290 Stop drinking and go to bed.

[@johnwong5317]

Lots of people in China still use 4G phone while sign up for 5G. This is like me watching 8K videos on my phone.

[@maskenball1422]

I'm yet to upgrade my telephone subscription since I still have my old 4g with a fraction of the cost and I probably wouldn't notice any difference with 5g in daily use.

[@TheHolySpiritISgreat]

Wait for the Japanese to release 6G. Then we will see how well China is doing. Aka bad.

[@bl00dkillz]

In the US, usually it's included by default with cellaur plans so no additional plans or upgrades required.

[@telebubba5527]

Indeed, I have 5G on my phone, but I don't notice any difference with 4G for what I use it for.

[@buddybarker1044]

I appreciate your willingness to speak about these things. Stay safe man, these people seem ruthless. Keep your head on a swivel!

[@feeterican]

Your right about the RC car analogy. All you would need is a Rasbery Pi or an old PC using a Core 2 Duo sitting in the house or barn and run some simple code linked to GPS. Then a CB antenna to reach the signal however far away your field is and if you don't have enough signal strength than you can get a cheap signal amplifier to extend the signal. Hell, I have a friend that's really into CBs and I think he was running a 400W amp and was able to talk to people from Lake Erie to South Carolina. I think that might be far enough to extend any signal lol.

[@schoo9256]

How far apart are Lake Eyrie and South Carolina?

[@feeterican]

@@schoo9256 A little over 550 miles.

[@schoo9256]

@@feeterican cheers

[@jonadabtheunsightly]

For something like remote surgery, *latency* (and specifically maximum latency) is more important than bandwidth. Which, yes, means you're probably going to be using 100BaseT over cat5e at the endpoints, routed over fiber for the bulk of the distance. Operating rooms don't have to walk down the street or ride the bus, so they generally don't have any use for the portability that is the only reason for using a cellular network.

[@aoeu256]

5g also lowers latency and since there are more base stations it increases reliability as well. Using a lightweight ar headset is good and it requires the processing to be offloaded.

[@jonadabtheunsightly]

@@aoeu256 5G lowers latency compared to 3G or 4G maybe. It's absolute pants in that regard compared to any similarly modern wired connection.

[@darrenneven8533]

My former employer used to buy literally container loads of alleged communication equipment, light/camera poles etc. My job was to make it safe and upto standard. Alot of work to do😉

[@ruirosado6289]

I knew right away 5G wasn't a big deal the day Huawei began talking about 6G even before we had a single 5G connection. And i live in the EU! I bought a 4G LTE smartphone and just saved some money.

[@friedwartgurfinkel-buchsen6434]

"Why China is Garbage" FINALLY a video with a Context i like & understand!!!

[@victorye7150]

Doesn't matter!! Cuz China going to dominate.

[@bojacksworldwideweb]

The CCP must really hate you sepretza!!! :0

[@pathaktech8577]

I'm using Indian Jio 5g and it is amazing, on Mobile I'm getting 638 Mbps in day and 1085Mbps in nights (download)❤ On Wifi it is 1 Gbps constant😊😊

[@gisleyalves975]

🇧🇷 For us brazilians, the first thing that catch our attention about this guy, is his ACCENT. His accent is CLEAR and very understandable. Much better than USA and even british accent. It is SOUTH AFRICAN ENGLISH ACCENT. AND WE LOVED IT.🇧🇷

[@gisleyalves975]

@Jack Smith 🇧🇷 Are you chinese? Because if yes, even if he didn't say anything about your country, of course, we know very well about the horrors in your nation. Chinese Communist Party and HELL are the same thing.

[@Bruh-zr5jc]

@user-lk4no3vo8q skill issue

[@Cooe.]

This comment makes no fucking sense... O_o British English & American English are quite literally the dominant native forms of the language. Those accents are how English is SUPPOSED to sound, so being able to understand better when it's further from that is all kinds of absolutely fucking weird. 99% of recorded English in popular media is in a North American accent, so if anything that's what Brazilians should be most familiar with, not South African English of all the random ass minor English accents you could pick.

[@gisleyalves975]

@@Cooe. 🇧🇷 Excuse me! Are you brazilian? NO. You are NOT. WE BRAZILIANS CHOOSE THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE ACCENT, WE JUDGE BE BETTER FOR US TO UNDERSTAND. AND this SPECIFIC SOUTH AFRICAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE ACCENT IS QUITE PERFECT FOR US; MUCH CLEANER THAN AMERICAN OR BRITISH LANGUAGE ACCENT. We know africans have dozens more english language accents. But this one is close to perfection with no doubts. Maybe we know why are are you concerned about it: the lost of american and british influence around the world. What frankly my dear: would be something GOOD. We don't play by the " system's rules. At last, YOUR COMMENT is what don't make any sense. Tell us, what do you have? Aunts or ants? 🇧🇷

[@redleeks6253]

Lamento informar mas o Winston não tem sotaque sul africano. O Winston fala inglês padrão baseado no inglês britânico. Não sei se se ele sempre teve esse sotaque visto que os pais são de origem britânica ou se ele mesmo desenvolveu um sotaque mais neutro. Os sul africanos têm um sotaque muito forte e acabam por ter de adoptar um sotaque mais neutro quando têm que comunicar em inglês com outros não sul-africanos. O mesmo é válido para escoceses.

[@christophercounts2150]

Thanks Serpentza

[@iamwhoyousayiam6773]

The first thing I thought of when they started making a big deal about 5G was "whoopty doo. My phone's already fast."

[@ClockworksOfGL]

The money wasted on moving to “5G” could have been used to upgrade the coverage of existing networks.

[@giannishen]

If you add traditional Chinese subtitles to your video, it may increase many subscribers! 如果你的影片加上繁體字，或許會增加很多人訂閱哦！ You did a really great job, thanks a lot for sharing！👍😄👏

[@PeterPan-hs5tu]

Caption / auto-translate / Chinese-traditional

[@giannishen]

​ @Peter Pan Many of the sentences in that translation are wrong!

[@PeterPan-hs5tu]

Gets the point across, trolls gets viewed once awhile otherwise your algorithm will fill your feeds like infestation that will altered your reality

[@SevenSixTwo2012]

Next : 5G smart bread toaster and a 5G smart bread knife. Because bread will certainly get toasted and cut faster with more 5G precision! 😂

[@matthewhilty4209]

Bravo and TY for this coverage, You are 100% correct 5G is just 4G with shorter range with additional GPS tracking and faster upload speeds to help tracking and monitoring apps. In physics there are always tradeoffs. If you want a faster speed than 3/4G you will sacrifice range and battery life.

[@AndrewGrey22]

Ever since 5G in the USA, my phone has been behaving very strangely. Other people say the same thing. After seeing this vid, I don't think I even want a cellphone now.

[@pregapillay5326]

please continue your good work!!!- (A browned off fellow South African)Goeie Werk!)

[@chopsticksandtrains]

Just finished up the vid. Glad to see the good old 5G Bull Tractor showing up again! (Let's maybe call it the BullS*** Tractor.) I honestly never knew much about 5G and I learned quite a bit from this video. Very well researched and presented. Stay awesome, amigo!

[@serpentza]

Thanks mate

[@dktouring]

When I was living in China and 5G started to be accessible for common folk, I switched and actually I realised that 4G was like slowed down a bit and 5G felt like 4G just came out. Although speed tests showed a great advantage of 5G over 4G, but in reality 5G felt very similar to 4G speeds, so I think they just slowed down 4G on purpose

[@ryansmith689]

I was just waiting for one of them to say “pub G” lol

[@navidpey194]

Thank you for this video, while I was watching it through my 5G network, now I will go have my 5G breakfast, using 5G toaster , 5G fork, 5G knife and revolutionary 5G technology that would make my food properly before going to my 5G shithole 😂😆

[@ShadowGaro]

Please do not consumate your food 🙏

[@navidpey194]

@@ShadowGaro masticate 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@ParallelComparison]

Yoshiyuki Kasai, honorary chairman of the Central Japan Railway Company, criticizes the decision to transfer technology. “The Shinkansen is the jewel of Japan. The technology transfer to China was a huge mistake,” he said.

[@bigdundee12345]

China burning coal to power 5G in the middle of a field so a single farmer can hop on the gram quicker 😂

[@estellawong365]

Most cities still uses 4G specs, so for the time being I am still using 4G mobile phones.

[@ArtinColdwind]

5GVHS, damn I can't stop laughing!

[@boxlid214]

As if people aren't going to realize they just wanted more bandwidth for all those cameras they have everywhere. There's cameras on that walking path to get up into that village on that mountain peak, the one you have to climb those pole ladders. That's the only reason they wanted such a robust cell network, it's pretty obvious.

[@MattHuey]

heck we got Xfinity cable boxes and now they offer a 10G wifi box! 😂😂 its only good for a living/ house...i think its only 7G max!😅

[@kit888]

5g also promises less latency (delay) so theoretically there is an advantage for remote control.

[@zwischendurundmoll3968]

"in very bad places like the desert or something you have 3g or edge" More than 30% the area of Germany, one of the richest countries in Europe: hold my beer (literally)...

[@harshsharma9233]

Winston I would love to have you traveling and exploring India like you did in china

[@fookingsog]

Praveen Mohan would be an excellent tour guide!!!

[@harshsharma9233]

@@fookingsog yup, hope one day we will see them riding bike and exploring hidden gems of our civilization . And love you Winston ,thanks for the heart ,you made my night little less cold 😊

[@Philip_Taylor]

@@harshsharma9233 On Royal Enfield 500s :)

[@rsomel6628]

5g watching it now. Agree with what you’re saying. Not much has been truly invented recently it’s just tweaking and marketing. One good example is the wheel we use today works on the same principles invented thousands of years ago.

[@user-if2jq8vr8y]

what phone you use?

[@BOZ_11]

can u read specs???? 5G latency is FAR superior to 4G, and bandwidth is 20 times greater under the same conditions.

[@Coxman]

@@BOZ_11 But you agree that Ericsson or Nokia are far superior to the cheap rubbish that Huawei can make. Thats all that counts.

[@BOZ_11]

@@Coxman have u used any Huawei products? Pre google ban, they were top notch. Now they're trying to scrimp together their alternative to the Play Store, and of course, it sucks because uptake

[@tonyklymson8096]

Excellent presentation . I like honest examination

[@tamask2172]

The big deal about 5G for surgery/remote control is not because of bandwidth, but because of latency. It's supposed to provide milisec level latency, which 4G couldn't. I can see some applications where wired connections are not feasible, like surgery done in an ambulance or helicopter or ship. Or remote controlling a grid of automated cars in sort-of real time. But these applications are very far from being realised at the moment, it's just a cool plan for the future.

[@frankfahrenheit9537]

milisec latency to the base station, from where cables lead to the next router.

[@mitchjames9350]

Love the work you do exposing the CCP lies etc, keep staying awesome.

[@cryptohornbill9658]

It's lies until you visit there and compare with America

[@pjeng1]

No one is perfect.

[@jgarbo3541]

Chinese aren't lying. The tech is specialized. Most folks don't need it. Relax fanbois.

[@Frozen2-b1z]

Lol keep insulting China cause you didn't know what huawei developed a new F5.5G is and you still hating China?sorry China is greater than you lol

[@rmack9226]

How are you not pounding out videos on how insane China is right now. You're the best source! Make videos!

[@adamh.7297]

fr

[@tonywatson5704]

Great to see Sacha getting back into the mix. Seeing her crack up 😆 made me not fast forward thru the advert.