LTE in south florida

**epicness4G** · 01-09-2013, 09:36 AM

Anyone has it? Im getting a sprint company phone and im wondering if LTE is available in any areas. Im currently all around broward County, please share your experiences

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**Almeuit** · 01-09-2013, 10:12 AM

Originally Posted by epicness4G

Anyone has it? Im getting a sprint company phone and im wondering if LTE is available in any areas. Im currently all around broward County, please share your experiences

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Get the Sensorly app and have it gps you. Then set it to Sprint LTE to see what is in your area.

Here is a snapshot of Florida as a whole.

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**mobdad** · 01-09-2013, 11:45 AM

Originally Posted by epicness4G

Anyone has it? Im getting a sprint company phone and im wondering if LTE is available in any areas. Im currently all around broward County, please share your experiences

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I haven't seen a trace of LTE anywhere in Broward County. I am mostly in the Ft Lauderdale/Hollywood/Pompano Beach area.

**epicness4G** · 01-09-2013, 10:18 PM

Originally Posted by mobdad

I haven't seen a trace of LTE anywhere in Broward County. I am mostly in the Ft Lauderdale/Hollywood/Pompano Beach area.

Darn i work in pompano beach

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**mobdad** · 01-10-2013, 12:07 AM

Originally Posted by epicness4G

Darn i work in pompano beach

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Hopefully you have Wifi

**aledelcastle** · 01-10-2013, 07:48 AM

I see the 4G status change from 3G in my phone by the Miami airport along LeJuene Rd. But the speeds while on 4G are slower than the 3G on other carriers...

I'm just hoping that is just because they haven't flipped the switch because I may change carriers if LTE is not what is being advertised.

**Almeuit** · 01-10-2013, 09:47 AM

Originally Posted by aledelcastle

I see the 4G status change from 3G in my phone by the Miami airport along LeJuene Rd. But the speeds while on 4G are slower than the 3G on other carriers...

I'm just hoping that is just because they haven't flipped the switch because I may change carriers if LTE is not what is being advertised.

I'd say since they haven't officially announced it they could still be working on it which affects the speeds. In places like Houston, Georgia, and Chicago where they have announced the launch most people have good speeds.

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**epicness4G** · 01-10-2013, 01:20 PM

Originally Posted by Almeuit

I'd say since they haven't officially announced it they could still be working on it which affects the speeds. In places like Houston, Georgia, and Chicago where they have announced the launch most people have good speeds.

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I have the option of verizon and sprint. I would love sprint but the speeds are eh. So idk i want unlimited but id rather have 4GB of LTE on Verizon

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**Keith Patrick** · 01-10-2013, 03:25 PM

I couldn't tell you if they have it. However, I can tell you that if you if your area doesn't have it and it is only 3G at the moment, Sprint still may be a viable option for you depending on how much data you use. When I first got my S3, there was no LTE in Los Angeles. However, I consistently used more data than I ever could on other carriers. Yes, it was slower; but I was still was able to stream Netflix etc. Keep in mind this is just my opinion based on my needs. I'm not here to bash other carriers, nor tell you which one is best for you. Only you know that!

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**epicness4G** · 01-10-2013, 10:27 PM

Originally Posted by Keith Patrick

I couldn't tell you if they have it. However, I can tell you that if you if your area doesn't have it and it is only 3G at the moment, Sprint still may be a viable option for you depending on how much data you use. When I first got my S3, there was no LTE in Los Angeles. However, I consistently used more data than I ever could on other carriers. Yes, it was slower; but I was still was able to stream Netflix etc. Keep in mind this is just my opinion based on my needs. I'm not here to bash other carriers, nor tell you which one is best for you. Only you know that!

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I agree with you I believe sprint speeds are ok for my needs but in my experience the speeds were great with an android device. My company is giving me an iphone 5. My personal phone is an at&t s3. The iphone 4s I had on sprint was always bouncing between 3G and 2G (the little circle) I left sprint on my personal because of that. But idk how it is now

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