Verizon, AT&T and Sprint have all activated their respective 5G networks in recent months, even as the majority of their smartphone offerings still lack 5G capabilities. The carriers’ networks range in cost from $10 to $70 per month for 5G access, which reportedly loads websites and downloads content at least 10 times faster than 4G and is expected to greatly improve healthcare access and hospital efficiency.
Here are the 22 cities where 5G service is already available, according to Mashable.
- Chicago: Verizon
- Minneapolis: Verizon
- Los Angeles: AT&T
- San Jose, Calif.: AT&T
- San Francisco: AT&T
- San Diego: AT&T
- Jacksonville, Fla.: AT&T
- Orlando, Fla.: AT&T
- Atlanta: AT&T, Sprint
- Indianapolis: AT&T
- Louisville, Ky.: AT&T
- New Orleans: AT&T
- Charlotte, N.C.: AT&T
- Raleigh, N.C.: AT&T
- Oklahoma City: AT&T
- Nashville, Tenn.: AT&T
- Austin, Texas: AT&T
- Dallas: AT&T, Sprint
- Houston: AT&T, Sprint
- San Antonio: AT&T
- Waco, Texas: AT&T
- Kansas City, Mo.: Sprint
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