The latency dump that surprised everyone
When I first tried a cloud‑gaming session on a 5G‑enabled phone, the input lag was measured at exactly 23 ms—around the same as a wired console connection. That number alone flips the script on the old belief that streaming games always feels “behind”. In practice, most titles under 1080p at 60 fps now stay under 30 ms on decent networks, making fast‑paced shooters feel native. Hardware costs are finally shrinking Instead of buying...