Huawei phones use 5G chips, but whether they can actually connect to 5G network signals depends on the following factors:
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5G network coverage: 5G network is still under construction, the current coverage is relatively narrow, only some regions and cities have 5G signal coverage. If there is no 5G base station in your area, even if the phone supports 5G chips, it will not be able to connect to the 5G network.
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Carrier support: Related to network coverage is whether the carrier you use offers 5G service. Different operators have different progress in 5G network construction, some operators may have covered some areas, while some operators may not have started 5G network construction.
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5G network standards: Different regions and operators may use different 5G networks, such as Sub-6GHz and mmWave. If your phone does not support the 5G standard used by your region or carrier, you will not be able to connect to the 5G network.
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In general, even if you use a Huawei mobile phone that supports 5G, you need to have the corresponding base station coverage and carrier support to be able to connect to 5G network signals. If the conditions are not met, the phone can only use 4G or other lower network signals.