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Tezzbuzz Desk- Today’s smartphones are not limited to just making calls, but many modern communication technologies have also been included in them. Now users have not only mobile network but also options like Wi-Fi Calling to make calls.

However, many people do not understand the difference between 5G network and Wi-Fi Calling properly and often use the wrong option at the wrong time. Whereas choosing the right technology in the right circumstances can improve call quality and also reduce many network problems.

What is 5G and Wi-Fi Calling?

5G and Wi‑Fi Calling are both modern communication technologies, but they work differently. 5G is a high-speed mobile network technology developed to make both internet and calling faster and better. It works directly through mobile towers and is known for fast data speeds.

Whereas Wi-Fi Calling uses Internet connection instead of mobile network. When the network signal in the phone is weak, then this feature connects the call through Wi-Fi. Due to this, call sound can be heard clearly even in those places where mobile signals are weak.

When to use 5G calling?

Making calls on 5G networks is a better option when your smartphone has a strong mobile network and 5G signals are available.

Its advantages:

• The call connects quickly.
• Calling remains more stable.
• Chances of call drop are less.
• Apart from this, fast internet speed is also available.

Especially in cities, open areas or places where 5G network is working well, 5G calling proves to be more reliable.

When to use Wi-Fi Calling?

Wi-Fi Calling is most useful in places where the mobile network is weak. For example, if the phone is connected to Wi-Fi inside the house, between thick walls of the office, in the basement or parking area, in remote areas, then Wi-Fi Calling can be activated automatically. It connects the call through the Internet and tries to maintain better voice quality.

What is the effect on call quality?

5G calling Usually more stable and clean, as it is based directly on the mobile network infrastructure. If there is a strong signal, there is less chance of call drop.

The quality of Wi-Fi calling largely depends on your internet connection.

• If Wi-Fi is fast and stable, call quality is also excellent.
• But if the internet is weak, there may be problems like broken sound or delay in calls.

Use the right technique in the right situation

The best approach for smartphone users is to use both the technologies as per the situation.

• 5G calling is better where the mobile network is strong.
• Wi-Fi calling proves to be more helpful where the network is weak.

In most smartphones, Wi-Fi Calling can be easily turned on by going to Settings. By keeping it active, the phone automatically selects a better network when needed, making the calling experience better and more reliable.