(I may sound like a Tmobile commercial but only have their home internet, I still use ATT through Redpocket for our 3 cell phones but TMobile is leaps and bounds ahead of ATT and Verizon in the 5g market.“Does this unlocked phone work with my carrier?” or “What are the US wireless carrier bands?” How many times have you asked that over the last several of years? I know we ask it often about Verizon or AT&T or T-Mobile networks. Someday everything will be 5g but that is a long way off for a cell phone, HOWEVER N71 is very important to TMobile Home Internet Service which I have and cancelled Spectrum just this month in order to get speeds on our home network at 100+Mbps. 99.9 % of the phones cannot use 5G N71, Apples first phone is the iPhone 12 released only a few months ago. Maybe in 5 years there will be more use for it. Personally other then "fun" or a hobby you do not need 5g on your phone yet. TMobile is converting more areas with 5g every week this year then Verizon was able to do all last year combined. This is not to discount plain old 71 which still is a newish band of a few years but up and coming N71 right now is the Verizon and ATT killer from TMobile. So it is possible to have many phones that use the Band 71 but that is a plain old LTE band without the "N" in it, then there is the new N71 which is 5G and will have the "N71" displaying in the cell source of the device statistics. N71 stands for "new" it is the band Tmobile uses for 5g. With that said, the newest band 71 that is the "talk of the town" is band - N71 So maybe better said TMobile Band 71 is used in two ways at this moment. Actually there are two band 71's and neither matters as long as your phone works.
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