
31 August 2026 15:25
With the start of the new academic year, Life has prepared its network for increased loads: 5G is available at key locations near universities, schools, and student dormitories in Minsk, Mogilev, Brest, Vitebsk, and Gomel.
In Mogilev, three locations with high-speed 5G are situated right next to educational institutions — across from Gymnasium No. 3, near School No. 35, and next to the dormitory of the College of Service Industry. Students and schoolchildren can now take advantage of high mobile internet speeds for studying, communication, and digital tasks.
Maximum speed for study and leisure
Life subscribers can experience the full capabilities of 5G in the busiest spots of regional cities, including locations near educational institutions and dormitories.
In the area of these Minsk streets, gigabit speeds make it possible to download heavy files in seconds, instantly load 4K lectures, stream without delays, and play online games with minimal ping:
The fastest 5G locations near educational institutions in regional cities:
Mogilev — across from Gymnasium No. 3, near School No. 35, and next to the dormitory of the College of Service Industry.
Life, together with the infrastructure operator beCloud, continues to actively develop the network, providing free access to 5G. The unified operator ensures access to modern 4G/5G infrastructure, while Life provides communication services to subscribers.
How to connect to 5G from Life
Make sure your smartphone supports 5G technology on the Life network. You can do this quickly and easily using our online service, which will check your device in real time.
Enable 5G support in your phone's settings if you haven't already. For Android devices: Settings → Mobile Network / Connections → Network Type / Preferred Mode → select a mode supporting 5G/4G/3G/2G.
Access to 5G on Life is free — test high-speed locations in your city without restrictions.
Life was the first in Belarus to launch fifth-generation mobile services for subscribers, and today more than 1,100 5G base stations are operating across the country in Minsk, Brest, Vitebsk, Gomel, and Mogilev. Active preparations are underway for the launch in Grodno — the network will be available before the end of the year.