Yes, the Honor 80gt is a device that supports dual 5G.
1. First of all, the Honor 80gt supports SA\/NSA dual 5G networks, which can be connected within a wider 5G network coverage.
2. Secondly, the Honor 80gt uses Huawei Qualcomm 5G chipset, which can smoothly switch between different 5G frequency bands, so that the network connection is more stable, with higher network speed and lower latency.
3. Dual 5G devices can better meet users' high-speed network needs than other devices, and Honor 80gt has therefore become the leader in dual 5G mobile phones.
It's not dual 5G. Because the Honor 80gt only supports single-card 5G networks and does not support dual-card dual-5G networks, it cannot be called a dual-5G mobile phone.
Further extension, the Honor 80gt adopts Mediatek's Guet 820 processor, supports 5G SA\/NSA dual-mode network, and can use 5G network for Internet access, call, video and other operations in areas that support 5G network, bringing higher network speed and stability.
It's not dual 5G.
Because the Honor 80gt only supports single-card dual-standby, one card is 5G, and the other card only supports 2G\/3G\/4G networks.
So, not a dual 5G phone. In addition, the Honor 80gt also has the Kirin 820 processor, high screen refresh rate, is a good performance of the phone.
The Honor 80gt is not dual 5G.
Because the Honor 80gt only supports one 5G card and does not support dual 5G cards, it cannot be called a dual 5G phone. However, Honor 80gt performs well in the network, supporting 5G dual-band, Wi-Fi6 and other core network technologies, ensuring the speed and stability of the network, so that users can enjoy free travel on the Internet.
The Honor 80GT is a 5G mobile phone that supports both band 2 and Band 5, so it can support both band 2 and band 5 5G networks at the same time, that is, double 5G.
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However, the 80GT phone does not support Telecom's dual 5G network. This is because the 80GT uses Qualcomm's Snapdragon 865 processor, which does not support Telecom's dual 5G network.