Maybe. Plans seems to be capped but seems to be quite generous (1TB for $85, Telstra in Australia). Vodafone offers an unlimited plan.<p>I am not so sure about coverage (at high bandwidth) once you get away from the centre of a city; the impact on available bandwidth with a large number of users in the future; and the impact of interference.<p>I like the predictability of hardwired connections that will probably always be ahead of wireless technologies in speed and reliability.
I don't think it'll happen in areas with wide geographic coverage, like the US, anytime soon.<p>Sure, 5G carriers salespeople will promise you the world, but if you actually bite, you'll see that a lot of it is just promises, at this time.<p>In the current scheme with relatively limited towers and tower backhaul, it's just not doable.<p>I think they'll need, at a minimum:<p>- Far more spectrum<p>- More microcells<p>- More backhaul