Band 28 matters because it is widely used for broader area coverage in Australia and often plays a big role in regional 4G performance. In plain English, support for that band can be the difference between a router that works where you need it and one that only looks good in the city. It is not the only band that matters, but it is one of the most practical compatibility checks.
Comset tends to bring Band 28 into the conversation because it is tied to real deployment outcomes, not because it sounds clever in a specification sheet.
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Why does Band 28 keep coming up when people talk about rural and regional coverage?
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