Cell Blocker and Portable Signal Jammers in Russia

GSM in Russia

The GSM standard is considered the most common. This is because all mobile phones support these frequencies. The same operating frequencies are used to provide uninterrupted Internet access. The third generation of mobile communications is becoming popular in many parts of the country, with an operating frequency of 2000MHz and an information transmission rate of up to 14Mbit/s, enabling high-speed access anywhere.

Mobile operators in the Russian Federation

All modern mobile operators in the country offer high service rates to their customers. Networks use the 1935-2170 MHz frequency, but these signals are available only in densely populated cities. 4G networks are also represented in Russia. Currently, Megafon and MTS are actively developing these technologies using modern equipment.

In Russia, the second generation of cellular communications is very popular. It is used in most regions of the country. This generation of mobile communications operates on frequencies of 900-1800 MHz. These standards are used for texting, ringtones and surfing the Internet. In addition, as you can see, in many parts of the country both 3G and 4G standards are available. The main mobile providers include the following companies: Megafon, MTS, Beeline and Tele2. They cover most areas, and MTS operates nationwide.

Russia's telecommunications market is dominated by four large operators that provide mobile communications services across the country, including 4G LTE and 5G (in some areas) network support.

MTS (Mobile Telesystems)

MTS is the largest telecommunications operator in Russia. It was founded in 1993 and its business covers Russia, Armenia, Belarus and other countries. It provides 4G services using the 800 MHz, 1800 MHz and 2600 MHz frequency bands, and uses the 3.5 GHz frequency band for 5G trials in some areas.

Megafon

MegaFon is the second largest mobile operator in Russia, alongside MTS and Beeline, and is known for its wide coverage and network quality. MegaFon has extensive business in Russia and other CIS countries (such as Tajikistan). It is one of the mobile operators with the widest coverage in Russia, especially in remote areas with good signal quality. MegaFon's 4G coverage is relatively complete in major cities and rural areas in Russia, and 5G trials have been carried out in some cities. It is the first operator in Russia to launch a commercial LTE network.

Beeline

Beeline is one of the major telecom operators in Russia and the CIS region. It is one of the oldest mobile operators in the Russian market and is owned and operated by the VimpelCom Group. In addition to Russia, Beeline also has extensive business in Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Armenia and other places, and is a well-known telecom brand in the region. VimpelComBeeline's 4G coverage is mature in most Russian cities, and some areas have begun to introduce 5G network tests.

Tele2 Russia

Tele2 is the fourth largest mobile operator in Russia, with network coverage in major cities and many regions. Tele2 is famous for its low-price strategy, which has attracted a large number of users.

In addition to the major operators, Russia also has some virtual network operators (MVNOs), such as Yota, Rostelecom and Tinkoff Mobile, which usually rent network resources of large operators and provide competitive prices and customized packages for specific groups. These network providers provide mobile phone services across the country and use different frequency bands to transmit signals.

In Russia, the frequency bands used by network providers vary depending on technology and network generation. Here are the main frequency bands used by mobile phones in Russia:

Frequency Band	Usage
Bande 1 (2100 MHz)	Used for 3G (UMTS) and 4G (LTE) by MTS, Beeline, Megafon and Tele2 Russia.
Bande 3 (1800 MHz)	Used for 4G (LTE) by MTS, Beeline, Megafon and Tele2 Russia.
Bande 7 (2600 MHz)	Used for 4G (LTE) by MTS, Beeline, Megafon and Tele2 Russia.
Band 20 (800 MHz)	Used for 4G (LTE) by MTS, Beeline, Megafon and Tele2 Russia.

If you want to block cell phone signals in Russia, it is important to cover the frequency bands used by these network providers. This will ensure that you effectively block cell phone signals using these networks.

In summary, to block Russian cell phone signals, you must cover the frequency bands used by major network providers, such as MTS, Beeline, Megafon, and Tele2 Russia. Please make sure you comply with local laws and understand the legal consequences associated with this action.