Can anyone tell me why in my s23 5g+ is not appearing its only 5g, while in other mid range phone it is 5g+
P.S I am an airtel user
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Firstly let me clear this that airtel can't implement carrier aggregation in 5G or 5G+ in your words, as Carrier Aggregation requires Standalone 5G architecture which airtel doesn't has. Airtel is using non standalone architecture in which it is using it's existing 4G infrastructure to deliver 5G. So basically it's a mix of 4G+5G network, not pure 5G as Jio...
Secondly now let me clear your doubts regarding fully white 5G icon & transparent 5G icon which is currently showing in your status bar. See the screenshot i attached about the two types of 5G icons. The first icon which is fully blacked out means that Currently your device is connected to 5G network. Second one which is transparent as the same as your status bar means that your device is currently connected to a 4G network not 5G. Now you might be wondering that if it's showing 5G then how it's connected to 4G yet. Just read working of the 2nd icon. It says, "LTE network connected in LTE network that includes the 5G network". This means that your current network has 5G, but the area where you're currently staying, 5G reception is weak that's why it's not able to connect to 5G at the moment. The transparent 5G icon will be blacked out completely & your phone will connect to 5G, when you move to a stronger 5G coverage area...
That is the reason why your daily data quota is getting used when you're having the transparent 5G icon, which means that device is currently connected to 4G. When you get that blacked out 5G icon that means at that particular moment you're connected to 5G network & you'll only get unlimited 5G data at that time.
I hope i cleared your doubts in the best way possible. If my information was helpful then do accept this as solution 🙂
Secondly now let me clear your doubts regarding fully white 5G icon & transparent 5G icon which is currently showing in your status bar. See the screenshot i attached about the two types of 5G icons. The first icon which is fully blacked out means that Currently your device is connected to 5G network. Second one which is transparent as the same as your status bar means that your device is currently connected to a 4G network not 5G. Now you might be wondering that if it's showing 5G then how it's connected to 4G yet. Just read working of the 2nd icon. It says, "LTE network connected in LTE network that includes the 5G network". This means that your current network has 5G, but the area where you're currently staying, 5G reception is weak that's why it's not able to connect to 5G at the moment. The transparent 5G icon will be blacked out completely & your phone will connect to 5G, when you move to a stronger 5G coverage area...
That is the reason why your daily data quota is getting used when you're having the transparent 5G icon, which means that device is currently connected to 4G. When you get that blacked out 5G icon that means at that particular moment you're connected to 5G network & you'll only get unlimited 5G data at that time.
I hope i cleared your doubts in the best way possible. If my information was helpful then do accept this as solution 🙂
This is what I'm getting...
All the Galaxy 5G devices in india, specially premium midrange & flagships supports 5G carrier aggregation. See the screenshot. It's making 2CA with n28+n78.
Actually Samsung has not implemented 5G+ icon in its phones yet thats why you can't know, even if your device is in carrier aggregation or 5G+ as currently their's no 5G+ symbol available in Galaxy devices. May Samsung implements this in the future, as they did it currently with the Vo5G icon in One UI 6
By the way this screenshot is of my mom's Galaxy A23 5G. So if that budget phone has 5G carrier aggregation support then it's obvious that all the Samsung Flagships has that support too. Also do note that A23 5G is a budget device that's why it has 2CA support in 5G. Flagships have the latest & best hardware so they might have 4CA or 5CA support, resulting in better 5G performance than this...
If my information was helpful then do accept this as solution 😃
Actually Samsung has not implemented 5G+ icon in its phones yet thats why you can't know, even if your device is in carrier aggregation or 5G+ as currently their's no 5G+ symbol available in Galaxy devices. May Samsung implements this in the future, as they did it currently with the Vo5G icon in One UI 6
By the way this screenshot is of my mom's Galaxy A23 5G. So if that budget phone has 5G carrier aggregation support then it's obvious that all the Samsung Flagships has that support too. Also do note that A23 5G is a budget device that's why it has 2CA support in 5G. Flagships have the latest & best hardware so they might have 4CA or 5CA support, resulting in better 5G performance than this...
If my information was helpful then do accept this as solution 😃
