Hello everyone

I can’t confirm that. For me, one battery charge lasts easily for 1.5 to 2 days and I definitely don’t lose 30% during the night. The Play services also don’t have any noticeable consumption for me. Have you already deleted the Play Services data? (apparently could help).

I agree with you @ whoever I can get through 1 ½ with normal use with my oppo. BT is always on for me (because of the watch), screen brightness is also pretty much at the highest level, especially during the day, location is also non-stop on.

The problem for me was Google Street View, I deleted it and lo and behold the battery has been holding since yesterday afternoon and I haven’t charged it since yesterday. And it is now at 70% 😄

It’s been a while, sir, but:
As far as I know, Sunrise uses the Swisscom network (rental), then it is not surprising that they have the same locations. or am I wrong?

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@Cario wrote:

It’s been a while, sir, but:
As far as I know, Sunrise uses the Swisscom network (rental), then it’s not surprising that they have the same locations. or am I wrong?

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No Sunrise has its own network!

Swisscom, Sunrise and Salt: These three companies operate their own mobile network in Switzerland. The network coverage of different providers is different.

Source text at the bottom of the link.

[https://www.verivox.ch/ratgeber/was-sie-ueber-die-netzcover-wissen-sollten-786/](https://www.verivox.ch/ratgeber/was-sie-ueber-die -network-coverage-should-know-786/)

Yes, that is wrong. Sunrise has the modern top edge network from Huawei. Swisscom works with the old technology from Ericsson.

If I have the choice, I would prefer a provider with a European supplier.

The thing is, Sunrise has a very good network today according to Chip, Connect network test etc… but so does Swisscom.

The customer will not care at all whether Huawei, Ericsson or Nokia is behind it. The main thing is that the network quality and coverage and the price/performance ratio are right.

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@Tux0ne wrote:

Yes, that’s wrong. Sunrise has the modern top edge network from Huawei. Swisscom works with the old technology from Ericsson.

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For a mobile network to support 5G, it must support 3GPP Release 15. 3GPP Release 15 was released in the second quarter of 2018:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3GPP#Standards

Swisscom’s 5G-capable mobile network is therefore state-of-the-art!

The same applies to mobile devices: for a mobile phone to support 5G, it must support 3GPP Release 15.

All public Swiss mobile phone providers keep their mobile networks state-of-the-art with large investments in the multi-digit, high million range. Otherwise, the demanding, affluent and smartphone-crazy Swiss customers would quickly change their mobile phone provider…

The outdated mobile phone hardware is often exported to Africa as occasional goods. And it will continue to do its job flawlessly for years to come.

The situation is probably different with SBB’s non-public mobile network GSM-R:

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/GSM-R

The mobile network hardware and software used in the GSM-R is probably at the level of 3GPP Release 4 today (Summer 2019). 3GPP Release 4 was released in the second quarter of 2001…

Hello everyone

I have the S10 5g.

I’m very happy with the phone… It’s fast, takes good pictures and has a nice display. I had concerns about the size. But it sits well in the hand and becomes self-evident after a short time.

Now about 5G (I have already posted the following text in another post, but I also find it relevant here).

I’ve already visited several locations (most of them in the Bern region and with visual contact to the antenna), but I only get 190 Mbit/s downstream… But it’s constant, so it’s never noticeably lower or higher. Up it reaches about 55-60. Normal?

It is a business subscription from Swisscom and 5g should be fully functional - according to the hotline.

If anyone has any questions, I would be happy to take the time to answer them.

I have been using the Oppo Reno 5G since the beginning of May and am very satisfied with the device overall. In the neighboring town of Glarus, Swisscom broadcasts 5G from the Bergli location; That’s not super fast, but it’s about 1.5-2 km away with close visibility.

However, the Oppo sometimes cheats; it likes to show 5G even if you are logged into LTE 4G. I test whether you are really on 5G with the cnlab speed test, and this reveals the response time, which is actually always <22 ms with 5G; However, via LTE I can at least achieve speeds of 270 Mbit down/61 Mbit up with 4CA in Netstal. The fastest download connection I have achieved so far via 5G is 371 Mbit/s, although the upload is rather slow at 10 Mbit.

When will Swisscom start 5G SA, including uploads via 5G?

Advanced calling also runs in the Swisscom network with the Mi Mix 3 5G. But you still have to switch it on manually, as follows: For VoLTE *#*#86583#*#* and for VoWIFI: *#*#869434#*#*

Now this also works very well with the Mi Mix 3 5G.

Hello everyone
I had a Sunrise SIM card with 5G in the Samsung S10 5G for testing purposes. The 5G symbol was bold there and the Ookla Speed ​​Test also showed 5G. -> Speed ​​approx. 700down/60up
If I now do the same with Swisscom, the 5G symbol remains normally thin and the speed test only shows LTE.
-> the speed remains in the lower 4G+ range. -> approx. 100 down/40 up

Does this have to do with VoLTE, as I read in one of these forums? Please deactivate it to check this.

No - I have over 700 Mbit/s (depending) at Swisscom in the relevant locations.

May I ask which region you are testing in? Do you have a Samsung device or another 5G device?

I tested it at various spots around Bern. I have an Oppo myself, but a colleague has an S10 - he also achieved the same speeds with it.

I made the following observations with my S10 5G last night:

VoLTE switched on / 5G symbol not bold -> Speedtest Okla shows LTE -> Speed ​​100/60

VoLTE switched off / 5G symbol becomes bold -> Speedtest Okla shows 5G -> Speed ​​200/60

then repeated, same result. I think there is a device error/bug here?

This behavior could be explained by the use of “NR Dual Connectivity”.

[https://community.swisscom.ch/t5/Mobile/5g-wo-ist-die-Geschwindigkeit-halten/m-p/575441#M6011](https://community.swisscom.ch/t5/Mobile/5g- where-did-the-speed-go/m-p/575441#M6011)

The network monitor provides information about the mobile phone frequency bands currently in use (with VoLTE switched on and off).

[https://community.swisscom.ch/t5/Mobile/5g-wo-ist-die-Geschwindigkeit-halten/m-p/575010#M5974](https://community.swisscom.ch/t5/Mobile/5g- where-did-the-speed-go/m-p/575010#M5974)