Global Mobile Network Experience Awards 2024 (Opensignal)

Summary

• According to GSMA Intelligence, global 5G connections grew by 58% year-on-year to nearly 1.59 billion in 2023, equivalent to 18% of all mobile connections.p.3
• Rakuten (Japan) leads Group I for Games Experience with a score of 82.6.p.9
• Telenor Norway records the fastest Group I average download speed at 124.3 Mbps, ahead of T-Mobile USA at 109.1 Mbps.p.11
• Telia Norway leads Group I for Upload Speed Experience at 20.8 Mbps.p.12
• Jio India leads Group I for Time on 4G/5G with 99.3%.p.13
• SK telecom (South Korea) tops Group II for download speed at 148.7 Mbps, followed by KT at 141.5 Mbps.p.26
• Jio recorded the largest year-on-year Group I download speed increase at 369.3%, followed by U Mobile at 259.5%.p.17

Key insights

1. Telenor Norway leads Group I for Video Experience with a score of 73.9.p.15
2. Cell C (South Africa) saw the largest Group I improvement in Time on 4G/5G at 13.1%.p.16
3. Unifi (Malaysia) recorded the largest Group I upload speed improvement at 114.0%.p.18
4. StarHub (Singapore) leads Group II for Games Experience with a score of 84.4.p.24
5. SK telecom leads Group II for upload speed at 21.5 Mbps.p.27
6. LG U+ leads Group II for Time on 4G/5G with 99.7%.p.28
7. Liberty (Costa Rica) saw the largest Group II download speed improvement at 71.4%.p.32
8. DIGIMobil (Hungary) saw the largest Group II upload speed improvement at 122.4%.p.33