5G Global Mobile Network Experience Awards 2023 (Opensignal)

Summary

• In markets where 5G is well established, average download speeds with 5G are 3-6 times faster than 4G.p.3
• T-Mobile USA is the only Group I 5G Availability winner at 56.1%, ahead of Jio India at 41.6%.p.8
• Telenor Sweden and Unifi Malaysia see the fastest Group I 5G download speeds, with statistically tied scores of 407.4-421.7Mbps.p.10
• Digi Malaysia and SoftBank Japan tie for the top Group I 5G Games Experience with scores of 89.7-90.2 points.p.12
• Telenor and Tele2 in Sweden are Group I 5G Video Experience winners with scores of 78-78.6 points.p.14
• T-Mobile Puerto Rico is the Group II 5G Availability winner with a score of 65.3%.p.26
• SK telecom leads Group II 5G download speeds at 458.5Mbps.p.28

Key insights

1. TIM Brazil tops 5G Availability improvement in Group I with a 559.8% increase, followed by Iliad Italy with 461.4%.p.17
2. Brazil's Vivo, TIM and Claro posted 5G download speed rises of 829%, 546.7% and 469.7%.p.19
3. Globe Philippines saw the largest Group I 5G Games Experience improvement at 30.3%.p.21
4. Vivo reaches 409.1Mbps and TIM 351Mbps in 5G download speed among Group I Global Leaders.p.10
5. Singtel is Group II 5G Games Experience winner with a score of 93.7 points.p.30
6. Nine operators share the Group II 5G Video Experience award with scores of 77.6-78.5 points.p.32
7. Denmark's 3 leads Group II 5G Availability improvement with a rise of 175.1%.p.35
8. StarHub tops Group II 5G download speed improvement with a rise of 114%.p.37
9. Telia Denmark saw the largest Group II 5G Games Experience improvement at 23.1%.p.39