My phone can now connect to all four #5G bands T-Mobile might use, and all three that they do use (#n71, #n41, #n25). So now I'm sitting on a 10x10 MHz connection that likely very few others are using, that feels every bit as snappy as a wired connection. And I can finally properly map T-Mobile 5G here again, months after T-Mobile said the S22 was kinda the launch phone for n25. Better late than never!

My guess is that #Austin has 10x10 #n25 as well, albeit on PCS-G and adjacent, as they have contiguity there.

Will know soon enough.

So, the #moto Edge 2022 is solid for hunting for #5G. Like Samsung phones, you can enable/disable individual bands (#LTE/NSA/SA). Unlike Samsung, you can turn on #VoNR (it works!), It doesn't block bands for no reason per-carrier, and it has a few more bands (including #Dish n70!).

Borrowed my brother's to find that #TMobile has 10x10 SA #n25 in #FredericksburgTX, using PCS-E/F (G isn't contiguous with anything here). Solid signal and decent speeds.

Will find out in a few days what Austin has.