Can you explain the difference between the hexes covering Band 71 and the hexes in the CBRS layer?

Can you explain the difference between the hexes covering Band 71 and the hexes in the CBRS layer?

Hexes covering Band 71 operate on a 600 megahertz frequency, offering good coverage and range but limited bandwidth. In contrast, the CBRS hexes operate at 3500 megahertz, providing shorter range but broader density and bandwidth for users.

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