Hi,

It is a high-bandwidth radio technology intended for high-density locations, 
outside, stadiums, etc.

Here is the full response I received from ChatGPT.

**Millimeter wave (mmWave)** is a type of 5G technology that operates at 
extremely high frequencies (24–100 GHz). It allows for **very fast data 
speeds** and **low latency**, but has **limited range** and is easily blocked 
by buildings or even your hand.

### Where mmWave is helpful:
- **Dense urban areas** (e.g., stadiums, airports, downtowns) where many people 
need high-speed data.
- **High-speed downloads or streaming** in areas with mmWave coverage.

### iPhone 16e context:
If your acquaintance lives in or frequently visits areas with mmWave 
infrastructure (mostly in the U.S.), **a phone with mmWave support could offer 
faster 5G speeds**. Otherwise, **its absence won't matter much**, since most 5G 
coverage today uses lower-frequency bands with better range but slower speeds.

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Margaret 
Thomas
Sent: Wednesday, 9 April, 2025 11:55
To: V iPhone list <[email protected]>
Subject: mmWave technology Comparing iPhone 16E and SE 3

Hi, All:

I haven't gotten to a Verizon store yet to look at an iPhone SE 3 and an iPhone 
16E to possibly replace my SE 2, but, in addition to the differences someone 
kindly posted yesterday, I found something online:

https://www.tomsguide.com/phones/iphones/iphone-16e-vs-iphone-se-3-biggest-differences


One of the things the article says is:

"The iPhone 16e also sports Apple's new C1 modem, which was designed form the 
ground up for better efficiency. Just keep in mind that it doesn't support 
mmWave technology. It's sub-6 GHz."
What is mmWave technology? As a non-techie and a blind person, would I miss it?

Many thanks,

Margaret

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