I checked US us cellular operators, there sales team raising complaint.
So they playing smartly by switching off 5G icon 
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But innocent user not aware that still ENDC there.
In India, 5G is expected to give good relief in metro cities.
Congestion is very high in higher LTE bands.
Yes, but I’m afraid as massive MIMO not upto mark still.
Actuality different.
I dont know about other vendors, but current Samsung M-MIMO is giving more than 3X gain in User Throughput.
And they claiming upcoming M-MIMO for 5G is best ever in market…
So again same analogy seems ok - told by someone during Keysight event:
Odd number technology always failed like 1G, 3G and now 5G. 
Is it at which hour check? bbh?
Check what condition of other layers during bbh.
Where users going from TDD.
Phobia… 
Users are same.
Then what about Capacity gain?
Massive mimo suppose to give capacity gain.
But our operator’s don’t care as main hunger is user throughput.
Once user throughput increased then we can push more users to TDD, that is the strategy.
They just compare results with same users.
Just check pre and post mMIMO same cell user throughput bbh.
In that case other layer will suffer.
Why will other layer suffer?
As you mentioned we will push more uses so seem somewhere you restricting users on TDD.
Either by playing with tilt or threshold for Mobility.
We will put more users in TDD. M-MIMO is in TDD. So other carriers will be offloaded and their user tput will improve.
At same time with high users in TDD if you are getting 3x throughput then it’s big achievement.
What your avg rrc connected users in bbh?
Not with high users, with same users 3X improvement.
Huawei claims that massive MIMO improves user throughput at cell edge by 4.2X by improving SINR.
Huawei figure we need to check.
Actually they are very good, there’s not much hype about them in telecom performance.
At cell edge, may be true. But their average improvement was close to 3X.
There have own driven user throughput formula.
I seen myself they not showing busy hours.
Please check there user vs throughput graph.