Does the POCO X7 support dual 5G standby (Internet only)?
The POCO X7 supports dual 5G standby (internet only), which means it can maintain connectivity with two 5G networks simultaneously. The supported 5G network modes are SA (Standalone) and NSA (Non-Standalone).
For your reference, here is the information about the above two 5G network modes:
1. SA (Standalone): This mode operates on a 5G-only network, where the core network is designed for 5G. It offers the best performance, with lower latency and faster speeds than NSA. However, it requires a more advanced network infrastructure from your carrier;
2. NSA (Non-Standalone): This is a hybrid mode that relies on both 4G and 5G networks. It allows faster 5G speeds by utilizing the existing 4G LTE network as a backbone for control and management, making it easier for operators to deploy 5G with lower infrastructure requirements.
It does not support smart dual SIM switching, meaning you cannot automatically switch between SIM cards for voice or data based on signal strength or availability. You would need to manually configure which SIM card is used for mobile data, and there’s no automatic switching between SIMs for the best network performance.
For your reference, here is the information about the above two 5G network modes:
1. SA (Standalone): This mode operates on a 5G-only network, where the core network is designed for 5G. It offers the best performance, with lower latency and faster speeds than NSA. However, it requires a more advanced network infrastructure from your carrier;
2. NSA (Non-Standalone): This is a hybrid mode that relies on both 4G and 5G networks. It allows faster 5G speeds by utilizing the existing 4G LTE network as a backbone for control and management, making it easier for operators to deploy 5G with lower infrastructure requirements.
It does not support smart dual SIM switching, meaning you cannot automatically switch between SIM cards for voice or data based on signal strength or availability. You would need to manually configure which SIM card is used for mobile data, and there’s no automatic switching between SIMs for the best network performance.
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