Reliance Jio 5.5G, which brought revolution in the network world in India, is now ready to bring another revolution. Reliance is all set to launch its new 5.5G which will be launched in association with Reliance OnePlus. The credit for bringing 4G and 5G in the network world of India goes to Reliance Jio, which launched 4G first and gave sleepless nights to other network providers. People had to upgrade from 3G and buy new phones which had 4G connectivity.
Reliance Jio had kept the internet free for everyone in its initial days, in which they could avail free 4G by buying a new SIM. This revolution stopped the business of other network providers like Airtel, Vodafone, Idea, Aircel, BSNL and other big companies and today only Jio, Airtel, BSNL and Vodafone Idea are together ruling the Indian network market as VI. Now Reliance Jio is ready to give sleepless nights to everyone by bringing 5.5G.
Jio 5.5G Speed
Reliance Jio has claimed that their Jio 5.5G will provide 10GBps downloading speed and 1GBps uploading speed. It is believed to be equal to 6G speed which Reliance Jio is providing in 5.5G. This is an advanced version of 5G in which the speed has been increased tremendously by upgrading the bundles of 5G further.
Jio 5.5G which is an advanced iteration of 5G, has been developed under the 3CC Release 18 standard. 5.5G will come with more network coverage and faster internet speed than the previous 5G, it guarantees better calling and clearer voice than before. It will provide results with less latency and no delay. It will prove to be more useful for heavy users and gamers in which the gaming experience will be enhanced with low latency.
What is 5.5G Network
Reliance Jio 5.5G is itself an advanced version of Jio 5G in which the internet speed has been made stronger and faster by merging many technologies. It will be more advanced and secure than before. It will provide a network by combining some towers together in which the speed will increase with coverage, it has been prepared keeping in mind that the network is available well even in remote areas.
Reliance Jio also claims that its 4G network has reached every corner of India, the percentage of which is 91.6%, while the rest of the network providers are still stuck at only 60%. It is true that Jio 4G has reached every village of India. For this, Reliance Jio was preparing for many years before the launch and was continuously installing towers. After getting its approval from the Government of India and as per the rules of TRAI, Reliance launched Jio in 2016.
Jio 5.5g network Can Prove Itself on These Points
- Uploading speed up to 10Gbps.
- Uploading speed up to 1Gbps.
- Superfast and smooth internet with low latency.
- More reliability through stable and consistent connection.
- 4K video streaming without any buffering.
- Greater reliability through stable and consistent connections.
Collaboration with OnePlus
With the support and engineering of Reliance Jio, OnePlus has launched its new smartphone OnePlus 13 which will be India’s first 5.5G technology smartphone. It is specially designed for Jio’s upgraded version 5.5g which provides faster speed, smoothness and balanced network than 5G and succeeds the new 5.5g. It is designed with compatibility of Jio’s advanced 5.5G.
Jio also demonstrated 5.5g at the launch event of OnePlus 13, in which they also showed live downloading and uploading speeds. In which the downloading speed in OnePlus’s standard network was 277.78MB/s, while when tested with Jio’s designated carrier 3CC, the downloading speed was 1.014MB/s. Jio’s upgraded version can prove its speed as promised, which will be proved on the speed claims when it is launched for the general public in the future.
How is 5.5G Different From Traditional 5G
While 5G connects with a single tower and provides network and 5G speed is available, 5.5G will connect with multiple towers in real time, in which generally 3 towers will be connected together to provide more network coverage and more speed. It will provide a constant speed and high speed data transfer. At the same time, the difference was seen between Jio’s speed test and standard speed test in the OnePlus launch event, in which an increase of 380% was seen.
5G carrier connectivity in smartphones represents true 5G and 4G networks represent LTE and 4G, but after the launch of 5.5G, carriers will also display 5GA. This will let users know which network they are connected to. Users will be able to identify it easily and can also check the network coverage in their surrounding areas.
