5G coverage
5G is now rolling out in selected areas. In non-5G coverage areas, you’ll automatically switch to our 4GX/4G. Check our coverage map to find out more.
You’ll need one or more 5G devices and 5G-ready mobile or data plans to connect your business to Telstra 5G. You’ll also need to be in an area that has 5G coverage.
5G is now rolling out in selected areas. In non-5G coverage areas, you’ll automatically switch to our 4GX/4G. Check our coverage map to find out more.
To unlock the power of 5G for your business, take a look at our range of 5G-ready phones and devices.
Once you’ve selected your phone or device, simply choose a Telstra business plan that includes 5G network access to the 5G network.
Connect to the country’s largest 5G network - covering over 80% of Australians, so you can work on the go in more places.
In non-5G coverage areas, you’ll automatically switch to our 4G network.
Connect to 5G’s faster data speeds, so you can get your files and posts where they need to be more quickly, host video conferences with less buffering, get work done with less interruptions.
So you can cater for more business devices. The increased capacity of 5G also helps to provide better network performance – especially in crowded places.
Leverage the lower latency of 5G with less data lag for near real-time responses. To power technologies in situations where milliseconds count, such as during live streams and while using business critical applications.
5G networks are set to change the very nature of wireless connectivity worldwide. As with most new advancements in technology, 5G will shape the way businesses operate, so it’s wise to stay on top of the latest information and potential implications of this revolutionary tech.
Learn how you can carve a niche in the business landscape with the new 5G capabilities on offer.
Though some concerns have been raised, there are no established health effects from 5G in relation to the Coronavirus.
5G and Wi-Fi are different technologies. They will complement each other as new features and improvements are included.
No, the volumes of data on fixed networks have exceed those on mobile by more than 50 times, and while 5G will create a number of options for customers who choose to go wireless, it won’t be for everyone.
We've done extensive EME testing on our 5G and have found the EME levels to be similar to 3G, 4G and Wi-Fi. The EME levels measured were found to be well below the safety limits, and in many cases, over a thousand times lower. We continually monitor our network and the ACMA conduct EME compliance audits. Independent health authorities require us to meet their safety standard so that you can use this technology safely.
We currently offer 5G in select areas and our 5G footprint is set to extend to cover more cities, selected regional areas and traffic hotspots. To access 5G, you’ll need a 5G-enabled device with an eligible plan in a 5G coverage area. When you are not in a 5G coverage area, your device will automatically switch back to accessing 4G instead.
We’re here to help you discover 5G and how it can empower your business. 5G will change how we connect with customers and colleagues, and our dedicated Account Management support team can advise you on all the benefits of advancing 5G technology.