Is the Airtel 4G Speed Really Worth It
Times have changed. Airtel has made available the 4G service. 4G is a revolutionary technology that is still quite young. 4G indicates the 4th generation of technological standards for the exchange of data. It is of course next to the well-known 3G service. The higher speeds for the first time far outweigh the speed of ADSL or in some cases also from an optical fiber.
Today the network covers most of the major Indian cities. Airtel has started to present not only offers dedicated to the use of this network. Even smartphones were born with the aim of being able to receive the service. With these deals, Airtel has created a new market, a new application and new doubts on the part of consumers.
4G has advantages over the previous standard, not only in speed but also in other areas. The dominant question turns out to be, is it worth it?. The aim of this focus is to see if extra spending figures for this type of connectivity has a real advantage or not. And the answer, to say it now, is positive as you can think.
We did the 4g speed test with the popular Whatsapp Messenger service. In 2G it takes about 73 minutes to download, in 3G it takes 2 minutes to download. While in 4G it takes only 18 seconds to download the app. After the test, it was possible to understand that there is a huge difference between 2G, 3G, and 4G.
This number is staggering and this should not surprise us much. We understand the quality achieved under the most optimal and ideal conditions. But the results recorded are not disappointing. 4G is growing, and higher speeds are in store for us. Open a web page, click a link, publish a photo or video, and in short, do the most common things. The difference between the second, third and fourth generation is huge.
In two words, the 4G service is super fast. Downloading a file at this speed seemed fantasy until recently, and for many, it is even now after all. Not to mention the incredible upload speed. You can upload a video on the net in no time, avoiding those biblical waiting times.
Today the network covers most of the major Indian cities. Airtel has started to present not only offers dedicated to the use of this network. Even smartphones were born with the aim of being able to receive the service. With these deals, Airtel has created a new market, a new application and new doubts on the part of consumers.
4G has advantages over the previous standard, not only in speed but also in other areas. The dominant question turns out to be, is it worth it?. The aim of this focus is to see if extra spending figures for this type of connectivity has a real advantage or not. And the answer, to say it now, is positive as you can think.
We did the 4g speed test with the popular Whatsapp Messenger service. In 2G it takes about 73 minutes to download, in 3G it takes 2 minutes to download. While in 4G it takes only 18 seconds to download the app. After the test, it was possible to understand that there is a huge difference between 2G, 3G, and 4G.
This number is staggering and this should not surprise us much. We understand the quality achieved under the most optimal and ideal conditions. But the results recorded are not disappointing. 4G is growing, and higher speeds are in store for us. Open a web page, click a link, publish a photo or video, and in short, do the most common things. The difference between the second, third and fourth generation is huge.
In two words, the 4G service is super fast. Downloading a file at this speed seemed fantasy until recently, and for many, it is even now after all. Not to mention the incredible upload speed. You can upload a video on the net in no time, avoiding those biblical waiting times.
Kalyan Panja
Kalyan Panja is a photographer and a travel writer sharing stories and experiences through photographs and words
