Why doesn't the iPhone 11 Series support 5G?

When the iPhone 11 series was first released, foreign media continued to stress that not supporting 5G would be a big weakness for the iPhone 11 series, affecting its global popularity. But in terms of the pre-sale of the iPhone 11 series worldwide, I think these concerns are a bit redundant. A few days ago, there are foreign media listed a few iPhone 11 series do not support 5G reasons.

In its latest report, idropnews likens Apple to a "tortoise" rather than a "rabbit", suggesting that apples, while slow to follow up on 5G, will eventually win the competition and that Apple's habitual choice to follow suit even when technology is more general and stable. Speaking of this has to mention the current 5G in the global development, the report said that 5G coverage in the United States is not extensive, and the experience needs to be improved, often "fall to 4G" situation, in fact, this is the same situation in China.

Finally, the report also praised the ultra-wideband (UWB) technology pioneered by the iPhone 11 series, which is supported by the latest U1 chips, which no competitor currently has. Ultra-wideband technology can be used for fast data transmission and indoor positioning at low power consumption and will have a wide range of applicationspaces in the future, such as high-precision indoor navigation.