According to the report, 79% of smartphone users face call drops on highways.

An interesting thing has also come to light in the report that the design of your phone and its technology also play an important role in catching the network. – Symbolic photo

There is a problem of mobile network on the highways in the country. According to CMR report, 79% of smartphone users traveling on the highway face call drops or network interruptions.

impact on work

64% business users said- lost client deal due to call drop.

2 out of every 3 users said – had to lose clients due to bad signal.

71% had to call the customer again, which damaged the professional image.

Mental pressure also increased

83% said – disconnecting important calls makes one feel uneasy and helpless.

Due to continuous network breakdown, the feeling of tension and insecurity is increasing.

Stable connectivity is a challenge in metro and indoor low-signal zones.

effect of phone design

81% of phones equipped with triple-signal chipset reported better network experience.

74% users found calling more reliable during highway travel.

What do experts say? “While India has made great progress in expanding mobile network coverage, providing consistent connectivity on highways, metros and in indoor areas with weak signals remains a major challenge,” said Prabhu Ram, vice president, Industry Research Group, Cyber ​​Media Research (CMR).

Can the network be improved by phone technology?

An interesting thing has also come to light in the report that the design of your phone and its technology also play an important role in catching the network. Of the users who frequently travel on the highway and switched to phones with triple-signal chipset, 81% reported that their network experience became better than before. 74% of users felt more confident in calling and 72% said that their phone recovered signal much faster once they moved out of an area with poor network.

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