From 25 January, 5G will be available on a selection of devices, including the Samsung Galaxy S20 & S21 series, Huawei P40 range and OPPO Find X2 devices, among several others. Customers will also be able to enjoy 5G connectivity on the iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Mini, iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max in the coming weeks.


Those who have already got their hands on a 5G device and purchased one from Virgin Media from April 2020 onwards will automatically receive a boost to Virgin Media’s 5G services from launch.
 

The best your mobile never had

In this case, fast and steady wins the race, because 5G offers speed and greater capacity, which means thousands of devices in a small area can be connected at the same time.

Speeds that feel like sci-fi

Imagine downloading an entire series or film just as you’re hopping on the train, sending huge files in a flash when you’re on the way to the shop or hosting a group video call in HD while you’re out and about. As 5G is a lot more responsive, enjoying cloud-based gaming, virtual reality or augmented reality was never easier!

You can also manage and monitor your smart home devices remotely, so you can put the kettle on if you’re close by or check which one of your (many) packages has arrived at the door. Isn’t modern technology great?

Dodge those online traffic jams

5G is designed to zoom through video calls, chomp through file downloads and deliver extreme streaming – even in the busiest areas.
 

We’ve got you covered

Our 5G network covers 100 towns and cities across the UK (with many more to come) including: 
 

• Birmingham
• Edinburgh
• Glasgow
• Leeds
• Liverpool
• London
• Manchester
• Reading
• Southampton
   

If we aren’t with you just yet, don’t worry – we’re expanding all the time. Plus, you can always connect to it when you’re on the move or visiting our 5G areas.  

To find out more about 5G, click here.