4G AND 5G MOBILE COVERAGE MAP

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Everything you need to know

Find the answers to frequently asked questions here.

What is 5G?

5G is the fifth generation of mobile network technology. It offers faster speeds, lower latency, and more reliable connections compared to 4G. This means you can enjoy quicker downloads, smoother streaming, and better overall performance on 5G-enabled devices.

Is there a difference between indoor and outdoor coverage?

Yes, indoor coverage can be affected by factors like building materials, walls, and interference, which can sometimes weaken the signal. Outdoor coverage typically offers stronger and more consistent service, as there are fewer barriers. However, 5G networks are improving to provide better indoor coverage as well.

What can I do if my device does not support 5G?

If your device doesn't support 5G, you'll still be able to use 4G, depending on the network coverage. You won’t be able to access the faster speeds and low latency that 5G offers, but your device will continue to work on the available networks.

Which mobile network does Exetel use?

Exetel uses the Telstra Wholesale mobile network, which provides extensive coverage across Australia. This ensures you get a reliable and strong connection in most areas.

Exetel’s 4G and 5G mobile offers

Exetel’s got you covered with great 4G and 5G plans across Australia. Their 4G Everyday Plan gives you 10GB for just $20 per recharge, plus a handy 500GB Data Bank and unlimited standard calls and SMS in Australia. Download speeds are capped at 100 Mbps. If you’re after more data, the 5G Value Plan gives you 60GB for $40 per recharge, with a huge 1000GB Data Bank, unlimited standard calls and SMS in Australia and to 15 countries, and 150 Mbps speed cap. Both plans come with eSIM for added convenience.

Why is there a difference between coverage displayed on the coverage map and real experience?

While we’ve tried to make our Coverage Map as accurate as possible, the reality is that actual network coverage in some places differs from the map above. This is due to radio-based mobile networks and environment variations. For example, distance from the network base and geographic features like hills, buildings and trees can block mobile signals and affect mobile reception.