Cobertura de Bangladés

Qué significan las cifras de Bangladés

Importan dos números y solo uno es el que cita todo el mundo. La velocidad habitual, 28 Mbps, te dice cómo es un buen momento.

El percentil diez, 6 Mbps, es el que conviene leer. Es la velocidad en la peor décima parte del día, cuando la antena de encima de la estación está llena y todos los que te rodean están en ella. Un país con mediana alta y suelo bajo es un país que funciona de maravilla hasta el momento en que de verdad lo necesitas.

Si el viaje depende de videollamadas o de compartir conexión, planifica con la cifra de hora punta y no con la habitual.

Qué pasa en Bangladés cuando la red se satura

La congestión no es una avería, es un martes por la tarde. La pregunta es qué puede hacer tu eSIM al respecto, y en la mayoría de las eSIM de viaje la respuesta es nada: un acuerdo mayorista por país, una red y ninguna salida salvo comprar una segunda eSIM a otro mientras estás de pie en la calle.

Aquí el tráfico de Orbislo va por Grameenphone y Robi. Cuando la red en la que estás se degrada te movemos a otra, en mitad del viaje, sin que lo pidas, y te lo contamos después en lugar de interrumpirte en ese momento.

Operadores móviles en Bangladés

• Grameenphone: Grameenphone had 87.20 million subscribers in August 2026, the largest share of Bangladesh's 191.09 million mobile connections, according to the regulator's monthly figures.
• Robi: Robi Axiata had 59.04 million mobile subscribers in Bangladesh in August 2026, making it the second largest of the four networks on the regulator's count.
• Banglalink: Banglalink had 37.95 million mobile subscribers in Bangladesh in August 2026, according to the telecommunication regulator's monthly subscriber table.
• Teletalk: State owned Teletalk had 6.90 million mobile subscribers in August 2026, by far the smallest of Bangladesh's four mobile networks.
• Spectrum holdings: On the regulator's current allocation table Grameenphone holds 137.4 MHz of access spectrum, including 80 MHz at 2.6 GHz and 10 MHz at 700 MHz, and Robi holds 124 MHz, including 80 MHz at 2.6 GHz.
• Spectrum holdings, continued: Banglalink holds 80 MHz of access spectrum, including 40 MHz at 2.3 GHz and none at 2.6 GHz or 700 MHz, while Teletalk holds 65.2 MHz, including 20 MHz at 2.3 GHz and 10 MHz at 700 MHz.

El 5G en Bangladés

• Bangladesh's March 2022 auction sold 60 MHz each at 2.6 GHz to Grameenphone and Robi, 40 MHz at 2.3 GHz to Banglalink and 30 MHz at 2.3 GHz to Teletalk, for about Tk 1,064.5 crore in total.
• Grameenphone launched commercial 5G on 1 September 2025 in all of Bangladesh's divisional headquarters, the first operator to offer it at that scale.
• Robi also launched commercial 5G on 1 September 2025, at selected locations in Dhaka, Chattogram and Sylhet. It works only on 5G phones that support Robi's specific 5G frequencies.

Notas sobre la red en Bangladés

• Of the 2.27 million handsets made in Bangladesh in August 2026, about 1.5 million were 2G handsets and about 35,000 were 5G handsets, while feature phones made up 66.17 percent of production.
• Bangladesh had 46,717 mobile towers in August 2026. Tower companies own most of them, with edotco alone holding 16,982, while among the networks Grameenphone owns 11,788, Banglalink 3,905, Teletalk 3,526 and Robi 2,185.
• Grameenphone VoLTE calls work only between two Grameenphone numbers. Outside VoLTE coverage, Grameenphone says calls are made over its 3G and 2G networks instead.
• To use Grameenphone VoLTE a phone needs a 4G SIM, a model Grameenphone has enabled, current software with VoLTE switched on, and 4G coverage. Not every 4G handset is supported.