Deciding between staying with 4G or moving to 5G depends on what your site actually needs. 4G remains reliable where coverage is good, and many deployments use Band 28 effectively for reach and indoor penetration. 5G can offer higher capacity where the local network is strong, but it also brings cost, device compatibility, and coverage considerations that don’t always make it the right choice yet. The key is to match the network to your real data use, uptime needs and budget, not just the fastest advertised speed. To decide in practice, gather site-specific information you can verify on site—what carriers provide stable service there, which bands are available, the expected data traffic for alarms, telemetry and remote management, and the uptime you require. If you share those details (carrier in use, site location, and uptime target), Comset can compare the current 4G/5G options and help pick the right router and antenna combination.
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