[James Changstein]

My Nexus 6 (TX 1103) just arrived, it's now fully charged and Lollipop has been updated to 5.1 -

It is on Verizon LTE network.

However, the download speed is about 1/2 of my Moto X (2013) (down to less than 33 Mbps) and the upload is speed is abysmal..

I set the network to "LTE" as recommended on the phone.

Can someone help with settings or reasons why I am not getting the connection speed I used to get?

I did use the same SIM card that has worked flawlessly with the 2013-version Moto X..

Cheers,

[itguyjax8430]

My Nexus 6 (TX 1103) just arrived, it's now fully charged and Lollipop has been updated to 5.1 -

It is on Verizon LTE network.

However, the download speed is about 1/2 of my Moto X (2013) (down to less than 33 Mbps) and the upload is speed is abysmal..

I set the network to "LTE" as recommended on the phone.

Can someone help with settings or reasons why I am not getting the connection speed I used to get?

I did use the same SIM card that has worked flawlessly with the 2013-version Moto X..

Cheers,

I would try getting an updated SIM card to see if that is the issue.

[berdinkerdickle]

I'm not noticing any xlte speeds.
Down = 22
Up = 3
.
Not good.

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[Dubbayoo]

http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/a/1203327891

[James Changstein]

I would try getting an updated SIM card to see if that is the issue.

Why would a SIM card make a difference in the download speed of a phone?

[James Changstein]

I'm not noticing any xlte speeds.
Down = 22
Up = 3
.
Not good.

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I have had a lot of different connections - some are spectacular, 48Mbp for download and 17 for upload.. Sometimes I'd get really lousy uploads; I'd guess it all depends on the network congestion as well as the proximity to the towers...

[itguyjax8430]

Why would a SIM card make a difference in the download speed of a phone?

The SIM card controls your access to the network, something could be going wrong in the process. Just a suggestion that's all.

[berdinkerdickle]

I have a question about your post in your other thread.
So you got your Verizon speeds to increase by just enabling a feature on the MyVerizon website?

[berdinkerdickle]

All I did was stick my Verizon Note2 sim in my Nexus 6. Is there a feature I have to get enabled to get xlte?

[berdinkerdickle]

Have your speeds increased?
Please give us an update.
Thanks

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[James Changstein]

I have a question about your post in your other thread.
So you got your Verizon speeds to increase by just enabling a feature on the MyVerizon website?

No, not at all... I honestly couldn't tell the difference.

[James Changstein]

All I did was stick my Verizon Note2 sim in my Nexus 6. Is there a feature I have to get enabled to get xlte?

No idea about xlte - I inserted my SIM from the Moto X into the Nexus and it worked just fine.

It was Enhanced HD voice calling feature he was talking about - try this link

Enable HD Voice Calling on Nexus 6 Running Android 5.1 - techtrickz

[James Changstein]

Have your speeds increased?
Please give us an update.
Thanks

Posted w/ Nexus6 via the AC App

Speeds are up but I think it's a combination of few things -

1 - I think my Moto X has better radios that it had better connection than my Nexus 6..
2 - when I first started the Nexus 6, it was busy updating and downloading in the background that whole phone just slowed down. Now that I have used for a few weeks now, I do get superb download speed as fast as 48Mbs in front of my house, but it would be slowed down to 8-9 in the back of the house. At some corners of the house, I'd have very slow upload speeds.. My 2013 Moto X didn't exhibit the extreme swing in the speeds...

However, Nexus is snappier with a better screen, I guess I am going to keep it.