What mobile network in Indonesia has the best 3G coverage?

Telkomsel has the best coverage in Indonesia as far as I know.

1. What is the best network in Indonesia?
2. Does Indonesia have 5G network?
3. Does Jakarta have 5G?
4. Does 3G have better reception?
5. How fast is Indonesia Internet?
6. Does Indonesia have Internet?
7. What is 5G Malaysia?
8. Is 3G a stronger signal than 4G?
9. Can I use a 3G phone on a 4G network?
10. How much faster is 5G than 3G?
11. Why is Indonesian WIFI so bad?
12. What's the worst internet provider?
13. Why is Indonesia's Internet so bad?

What is the best network in Indonesia?

Telkomsel wins the majority of Opensignal awards

With four awards, Telkomsel again dominates the mobile network experience awards for Indonesia, winning double the number of awards of any other operator.

Does Indonesia have 5G network?

Based on the 5G adoption index report, Indonesia is quite far behind neighboring countries such as Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam in terms of 5G network readiness. Indeed, cellular operators in Indonesia have started testing 5G networks since 2017.

Does Jakarta have 5G?

In a ministerial decree, the ministry listed six provincial capitals on Java island, namely Serang, Jakarta, Bandung, Semarang, Yogyakarta, and Surabaya, as well as the new capital city in East Kalimantan, for the first phase of 5G network roll out in the country.

Does 3G have better reception?

Most 3G booster will improve cellular reception on almost all service providers in the North America. Even if your device has 4G technology, a 3G booster will boost the frequencies it uses for cellular calls.

How fast is Indonesia Internet?

According to the Speedtest Global Index, as of March 2019, Indonesia is placed 118 out of 139 countries for its mobile internet speed of 10.51 Mbps, and 111 out of 178 for its fixed broadband speed of 16.65 Mbps.

Does Indonesia have Internet?

Although it has an internet penetration rate of only 53.7 percent, lower than many countries in Asia Pacific, Indonesia is one of the countries with the highest number of internet users in the world; as of June 2019, 171.26 million out of the country's total population of over 260 million were active internet users.

What is 5G Malaysia?

Malaysia is speeding up 5G deployments in the country through a “special purpose vehicle” (SPV) that will receive 5G spectra, as well as build, operate and lease 5G infrastructure to new and existing telcos by the end of 2021. ... The frequency bands chosen for 5G in Malaysia are 700MHz, 3.5GHz and 28GHz.

Is 3G a stronger signal than 4G?

4G is more spectrally efficient than 3G, just as 5G is more spectrally efficient than 4G. Each generation delivers more data per hertz than the previous one. 3G works at frequencies up to 2.1Gigahertz, 4G up to 2.5Gigahertz and 5G can be up to 95 Gigahertz.

Can I use a 3G phone on a 4G network?

Unfortunately, the ability to access the 4G network depends on your phone's capability. So, if you have a 3G phone, you won't have access to the 4G network. ... If you're in an area where 4G is available and your phone is an LTE, your phone may bump down to access the 3G network.

How much faster is 5G than 3G?

4G vs. 5G—how are they different?

Why is Indonesian WIFI so bad?

Communications and Information Technology Minister Rudiantara believes Internet connection speeds in Indonesia still lag far behind those in other countries in the region, due insufficient broadband infrastructure, especially in remote areas.

What's the worst internet provider?

ASCI's ranking of Internet Service Providers also had Frontier ranked dead last, with a score of 55 out of 100. Suddenlink/Altice was second from the bottom, with 57 out of 100. Fios was ranked first, with 73, followed by AT&T and Xfinity/Comcast.

Why is Indonesia's Internet so bad?

Infrastructure: Geographical Conditions and Uneven Infrastructure. Geographical conditions in Indonesia are dominated by mountains rivers and this is claimed to be the strong factor behind the slow connectivity. This geographical condition often led to failure in building communication infrastructure.