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It's not necessarily about outright speed though. You're unlikely to get that peak speed consistently on 4G and your latency will be several 100 times higher on 4G than 5G.
Consistent speeds around 200mbps and a ping of 1ms is what transforms 5G into something that could easily replace home broadband / wired infrastructure in cities in the next 5 years.
Soul-
It's not necessarily about outright speed though. You're unlikely to get that peak speed consistently on 4G and your latency will be several 100 times higher on 4G than 5G.
I didn't say it was!
Yup, our ping timees are between 10 and 20 ms.
Google WiFi does a speed test at random times, the 150 figure is average speed over last 30 days. Lowest was 80, highest was 224. Upload is always 150ish. We also benefit from our cell mast being relatively low contention as on one side it overlooks blackheath and Greenwich Park so has a lower population density to serve.
Stonehedge
I've got EE 4G at home and have been getting 150 up and down consistently recently biut thats because we've got an EE mast literally on our roof. Would love to find out how much we'd get on 5G!