5G Spectrum Bands in Various Countries around the World

The United States has allocated various spectrum bands for 5G use:

LowBand (Sub1 GHz): 600 MHz (Band n71), 700 MHz (Band n12)
MidBand (16 GHz): 2.5 GHz (Band n41), 3.5 GHz (Band n48 CBRS), 3.74.2 GHz (Cband, Band n77/n78)
HighBand (mmWave): 24 GHz (Band n258), 28 GHz (Band n257), 39 GHz (Band n260), 47 GHz

The European Union has harmonized several bands for 5G:

China has allocated multiple bands for 5G:

Japan's 5G spectrum allocation includes:

South Korea has been at the forefront of 5G deployment with the following bands:

The UK's spectrum allocation for 5G includes:

India has identified the following bands for 5G:

Australia's 5G spectrum bands include:

Different countries have allocated various spectrum bands for 5G to balance coverage and capacity. The common bands used globally include:

LowBand (Sub1 GHz): 700 MHz (Band n28) for broad coverage.

MidBand (16 GHz): 3.5 GHz (Bands n77/n78) for a balance of coverage and capacity.

HighBand (mmWave): 26 GHz (Band n258) and 28 GHz (Band n257/n258) for high capacity and speed.

These bands help ensure the widespread deployment and performance optimization of 5G networks worldwide.

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