Usually the answer depends on the life of the project rather than on hype. If the application is just sending small sensor packets, meter readings or status alarms, 4G often does the job very well. Paying extra for 5G only makes sense if there is another requirement hiding in the background, such as future expansion, higher device density, a faster upstream need, lower latency, or a desire to standardise new deployments on a current-generation platform.
Comset tends to frame that as a design decision: buy for the operational outcome, not the headline technology. Many sensor jobs are better served by a well-supported 4G router with the right antenna and management features than by an expensive 5G unit whose extra capability never gets used.
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Is 5G worth paying for if the site mostly sends small amounts of sensor data?
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