[Hongkong, September 23, 2024] — Flyingvoice, a global high-tech enterprise specializing in network communication terminal products, proudly announces that its T5300 5G CPE has successfully passed the PTCRB certification, meeting the CTIA's global industry standards for 5G cellular devices.

The PCS Type Certification Review Board, also known as the PTCRB, is a certification board established by North American cellular operators to test mobile phones, IoT devices, M2M devices and modules, and similar hardware operating on mobile networks.

With PTCRB certification, operators and device manufacturers can be confident in the T5300's interoperability with networks. The PTCRB Working Group within the CTIA Certification program defines the requirements. Member operators are committed to ensuring device quality through a rigorous certification process.

Flyingvoice T5300 supports NSA and SA 5G networks with theoretical speeds reaching up to 2.2 Gbps, ensuring fast downloads and reduced latency. With 2 directional and 2 omni-directional antennas, it provides 360° signal coverage for strong, reliable connectivity. This certification highlights the T5300’s reliable performance and compatibility within 5G networks.

About PTCRB Certification

Created in 1997, the purpose of the PTCRB is to ensure that devices operating on North American mobile networks like AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile are fully compliant with network requirements. In addition, the PTCRB is responsible for providing opinions on device testing rules and regulations to organizations that develop device standards, such as the Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions.

About Flyingvoice

Established in 2007, Flyingvoice is a global SME high-tech enterprise specializing in network communication terminal products. With research hubs strategically located in Bangkok, Hong Kong, and Shenzhen, and manufacturing facilities in Shenzhen and Vietnam, we ensure cutting-edge innovation and reliable production.

For more information, visit Flyingvoice’s website.