Ukrainian mobile provider lifecell has announced the expansion of its 5G roaming service, now available in 47 countries worldwide. This move allows Ukrainian users to enjoy fifth-generation high-speed internet while traveling internationally, reports the Baltimore Chronicle with reference to Lifecell.
The highest usage of lifecell’s 5G roaming has been recorded in Germany, Romania, the Czech Republic, Spain, and Turkey. In Germany, the average data consumption per user is about 14 GB, while in Turkey it is approximately 10 GB, and in the Netherlands, around 9 GB.
Among the devices most commonly used to access 5G networks are several iPhone models: 14 Pro Max, 13, 13 Pro Max, 12 Pro Max, 12, 14 Pro, 13 Pro, 12 Pro, 15 Pro Max, and 14. On the Android side, the Galaxy A53 5G leads in popularity.
To enhance the roaming experience, lifecell offers the “Gigabytes Without Borders” promotion, which provides up to 40 GB of mobile internet in over 30 European countries. Additionally, the “Minutes for Ukraine” service allows users to make up to 300 minutes of calls from roaming in more than eight countries.
lifecell continues to expand its list of countries with active 5G roaming, delivering modern mobile connectivity to Ukrainian subscribers abroad.
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