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Does the iPhone 5 support 4G LTE network?

Does the iPhone 5 support 4G LTE network? Thank you.


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Posted on Jan 2, 2023 3:45 AM

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Posted on Jan 3, 2023 9:16 AM

Hi Brendan_0027,


Welcome to Apple Support Communities. We understand that you have a question about the 4G LTE network for your iPhone 5. We'd like to help.


According to this resource, your iPhone 5 can use LTE but using 4G may be best answered by your wireless carrier:


About the LTE options on your iPhone

About the LTE options on your iPhone
The cellular-data options on your iPhone might vary based on your carrier's network.

Voice & Data
 
If your carrier supports VoLTE
On your iPhone, go to Settings > Cellular > Cellular Data Options and tap Enable LTE or Settings > Mobile Data and tap Enable LTE. If your carrier supports Voice over LTE (VoLTE), you'll see these options:
* Off: Turns off LTE
* Voice & Data: Allows voice calls and cellular-data use over LTE 
* Data Only: Allows cellular-data use, but not voice calls over LTE
 
LTE
If your carrier doesn't support VoLTE
If your carrier doesn't support VoLTE and is a GSM carrier, you'll see one of these options:
* LTE or 4G: Allows cellular-data use over the LTE or 4G network when available.
* 3G: Allows cellular-data use over the 3G network when available.
* 2G: Allows cellular-data use over the 2G network when available.
Depending on the wireless carrier, 4G can indicate either a UMTS or LTE connection. If your carrier doesn't support VoLTE and is a CDMA carrier, you'll only see an option to Enable LTE. This allows cellular-data use over the LTE network when available. 
Learn more about cellular data networks.


You can also see more information in the technical specifications for the iPhone 5 here:

iPhone 5 - Technical Specifications


Hope that helps.

Cheers!




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Jan 3, 2023 9:16 AM in response to Brendan_0027

Hi Brendan_0027,


Welcome to Apple Support Communities. We understand that you have a question about the 4G LTE network for your iPhone 5. We'd like to help.


According to this resource, your iPhone 5 can use LTE but using 4G may be best answered by your wireless carrier:


About the LTE options on your iPhone

About the LTE options on your iPhone
The cellular-data options on your iPhone might vary based on your carrier's network.

Voice & Data
 
If your carrier supports VoLTE
On your iPhone, go to Settings > Cellular > Cellular Data Options and tap Enable LTE or Settings > Mobile Data and tap Enable LTE. If your carrier supports Voice over LTE (VoLTE), you'll see these options:
* Off: Turns off LTE
* Voice & Data: Allows voice calls and cellular-data use over LTE 
* Data Only: Allows cellular-data use, but not voice calls over LTE
 
LTE
If your carrier doesn't support VoLTE
If your carrier doesn't support VoLTE and is a GSM carrier, you'll see one of these options:
* LTE or 4G: Allows cellular-data use over the LTE or 4G network when available.
* 3G: Allows cellular-data use over the 3G network when available.
* 2G: Allows cellular-data use over the 2G network when available.
Depending on the wireless carrier, 4G can indicate either a UMTS or LTE connection. If your carrier doesn't support VoLTE and is a CDMA carrier, you'll only see an option to Enable LTE. This allows cellular-data use over the LTE network when available. 
Learn more about cellular data networks.


You can also see more information in the technical specifications for the iPhone 5 here:

iPhone 5 - Technical Specifications


Hope that helps.

Cheers!




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