덴마크 커버리지

덴마크 수치가 뜻하는 것

중요한 숫자는 두 개인데, 모든 판매사가 인용하는 건 그중 하나뿐입니다. 일반적인 속도는 88 Mbps입니다. 상태가 좋을 때가 어느 정도인지 알려주는 숫자입니다.

읽을 값어치가 있는 건 10분위, 27 Mbps 쪽입니다. 역 위 기지국이 가득 차고 주변 사람들이 모두 같은 전파에 붙어 있는, 하루 중 아래쪽 10퍼센트일 때의 속도입니다. 중앙값이 높고 바닥이 낮은 나라는 정작 필요한 그 순간까지만 훌륭하게 작동하는 나라입니다.

영상 통화나 테더링이 꼭 필요한 여행이라면 일반 속도가 아니라 혼잡 시 수치를 기준으로 계획하세요.

덴마크에서 망이 붐빌 때 벌어지는 일

혼잡은 고장이 아니라 화요일 저녁입니다. 문제는 그때 eSIM이 무엇을 할 수 있느냐인데, 대부분의 여행용 eSIM은 할 수 있는 게 없습니다. 나라마다 도매 계약 하나, 망 하나, 길에 선 채로 다른 회사 eSIM을 한 장 더 사는 것 말고는 빠져나갈 방법이 없습니다.

여기서 Orbislo 트래픽은 TDC 및 Telenor를 지납니다. 지금 쓰는 망이 나빠지면 여행 도중이라도, 요청하지 않아도 다른 망으로 옮깁니다. 그 순간에 방해하는 대신 옮기고 나서 알려드립니다.

덴마크의 이동통신사

• Nuuday: Nuuday was the largest mobile provider at the end of 2025 with 3.33 million subscriptions, 36.7 percent of the 9.06 million total counted by the Danish agency for digital government. Its share has slipped slightly from 37.5 percent at the end of 2023.
• Hi3G (3): Hi3G, which trades as 3, had 1.79 million subscriptions at the end of 2025, a 19.7 percent share and the fastest growth among the large providers at 7.9 percent in a year.
• Telenor: Telenor had 1.70 million mobile subscriptions at the end of 2025, a 18.75 percent share, and carried the second largest volume of outgoing domestic call minutes after Nuuday.
• Norlys: Norlys Mobil had 1.25 million subscriptions at the end of 2025, 13.8 percent of the market, and was the largest provider of machine to machine telemetry lines with 37.9 percent of them.
• TDC NET: TDC NET runs a network but sells no subscriptions itself, leaving that to retail providers. It reports 5G coverage of 99.7 percent on the latest measurement by the Danish Technological Institute.

덴마크의 구형 네트워크

• 3 was the last Danish operator to close 3G, shutting it down gradually through November 2025 and finally on 1 December 2025. Phones that support only 3G can no longer make calls or use data on a SIM, while phones with 4G VoLTE or 5G keep working.
• All Danish 3G networks, run by Hi3G, TDC NET and the Norlys and Telenor joint network TN-Network, were closed by the end of 2025. 2G is still running on TDC NET and TN-Network, and no closure date has been announced.
• Once 2G goes, a phone can only make calls if it supports VoLTE and has it switched on. The regulator warns that people using a foreign SIM on a Danish 2G network may get no advance notice of a closure.

덴마크의 5G

• The 2021 auction raised 2,076,186,000 kroner. In the 3.5 GHz band TDC NET won 130 MHz, Hi3G 120 MHz and TT-Netværket, the Telia and Telenor joint company, 140 MHz. In the 26 GHz band they won 1,250, 1,000 and 600 MHz.
• Licence conditions required the 3.5 GHz band to reach 60 percent of the population by the end of 2023 and 75 percent by the end of 2025. 60 MHz of TT-Netværket's share must be leased to businesses and universities that want private 5G networks.
• TDC NET launched Denmark's first 5G network in September 2020 in non-standalone form, alongside 4G. In August 2023 it switched on the country's first standalone 5G network with Ericsson.
• Basic 5G reaches 100 percent of households, including sparsely populated areas. The faster 3.4 to 3.8 GHz layer covered 87.5 percent of households in 2025 but only 28.18 percent in sparsely populated areas, according to the European Commission.
• In the second half of 2024, 85.8 percent of standard mobile subscriptions had access to 5G, and 5G carried 41.2 percent of all mobile data. Average use was 26.9 GB per subscription per month.

덴마크 네트워크 참고 사항

• The 2021 licences also obliged the three operators to bring calls and at least 30 Mbit/s download to 122 poorly covered areas, with around 9,000 homes, businesses and holiday houses, by 1 February 2024.
• The regulator notes that energy efficient insulation and sun reflecting windows can weaken mobile signal indoors, and that high speed and the construction of trains can make coverage worse on board.
• The 2025 broadband mapping found that 480,000 more addresses could get mobile broadband of at least 600 Mbit/s than a year earlier, making the mobile network an alternative where cables do not reach.
• Only 206,657 prepaid cards were active in Denmark at the end of 2025, a small fraction of the 9.06 million mobile subscriptions. Almost every Danish line is a monthly subscription rather than pay as you go.