[cmathis91]

I've noticed on my Verizon Moto X that the signal bars jump around like crazy. I was standing outside with -80dBm LTE strength, and the bars were jumping from 4 to 2, then back again. I haven't had a problem with reception, but the signal bars don't seem to accurately reflect the signal strength. Anyone else notice this?

[howdydoesit]

I've noticed on my Verizon Moto X that the signal bars jump around like crazy. I was standing outside with -80dBm LTE strength, and the bars were jumping from 4 to 2, then back again. I haven't had a problem with reception, but the signal bars don't seem to accurately reflect the signal strength. Anyone else notice this?

My signal bars are stable. What was it like where you were standing outside? Weather, trees, large buildings, etc.?

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[cmathis91]

I was outside maybe 10 feet from a building in Atlanta. There are more buildings, but they're pretty spread out where I was.

Regardless, I was watching the signal strength stay relatively constant at ~80dBm and the signal bars fluctuate abnormally.

[rockitdog23]

As long as it works, who care how many bars you have. I've found that as long as I have at least 2 bars, theres very little difference beween 2 and 4 bars.

[mtndewgood]

Mine does the same thing even when I am connected to my airave. I'm on my second model due to loose volume buttons. The last one did the same thing. The bars are unreliable.

[cmathis91]

Mine does the same thing even when I am connected to my airave. I'm on my second model due to loose volume buttons. The last one did the same thing. The bars are unreliable.

Good, that's what I hoped. Sounds like a little software issue, but no big deal. It will probably be fixed in an update.

Thanks!

[Devlyn16]

All your bars are belong to us!

[danielcee3]

My bars show 2 and are a 100 db

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