The “exclusion zones” (or “buffer zones”) around major airports, which Verizon agreed to with the FAA, also appear on the map. From areas like southwest Indiana to small towns outside of New York City and remote areas of Arkansas and Alabama. In some areas, there’s coverage shown hundreds of miles away from large cities. To our surprise, there appears to be coverage on C-Band in more rural areas than we’ve seen before. Coverage for wireless home internet won’t be available everywhere though as it depends on available network capacity. Then again, coverage maps generally can’t meet the level we’d like them to be at, which is to tell us how good the coverage is here or there.Īside from allowing phones access to double or triple LTE speeds, Verizon plans to utilize the new airwaves to expand its $50/month wireless home internet offering. It seems to be more of a projection of where C-Band is and will eventually be in the near future. This is according to users who found C-Band in some of the indicated areas on the coverage map, but in others it was non-existent. However, consensus is that the map isn’t very accurate at this time. All other plans provide access to 5G Nationwide only.” Only our top Unlimited plans provide access to both 5G Ultra Wideband and 5G Nationwide. 5G Nationwide runs alongside 4G LTE, and delivers a similar experience to Verizon’s 4G LTE network to provide a widely available 5G network that offers convenience and reliability. Compared to typical 4G speeds, it runs up to 10x as fast, and responds quicker. 5G Ultra Wideband is Verizon’s fastest 5G. You can view a better, interactive version of the map on Verizon’s website. Now we know exactly where Verizon says more than 90 million Americans will be able to get the new service.Īccording to Verizon Wireless, they offer 2 types of 5G service, “5G Ultra Wideband and 5G Nationwide. Verizon’s 5G Coverage The coverage map below comes from Verizon. Verizon just updated its nationwide coverage map with new “ultra wideband” C-Band 5G coverage.
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