Alias
1900+

The n25 band, commonly known as the 1900+ band, operates around a central frequency of 1900 MHz. The "1900+" designation represents the band's position in the PCS (Personal Communications Service) spectrum, with its frequency block assignments being higher, or "up", from the original 1900 MHz allocation. As an FDD band, it is used for 5G NR communication. Historically, the 1900+ band was used for 2G GSM and 3G UMTS services and was later leveraged for 4G LTE, primarily in North America. This band might see limited usage in other regions due to spectrum allocation and regulatory considerations.

Technical Characteristics

Technology
Duplexing
FDD
Duplex Spacing
80 MHz
Channel Widths
5, 10, 15, 20
UL ARFCN Low
370000
UL ARFCN High
383000
DL ARFCN Low
386000
DL ARFCN High
399000

Geographical Band Usage

Below is a geographical distribution of countries and networks using this 5G band. Data may change without notice.