4g speeds

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[Jnug70]

The best speed ever for my Sprint Samsung Galaxy note 4.

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[Jnug70]

Here's my second best time.

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The best speed ever for my Sprint Samsung Galaxy note 4.

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4g signal from Sprint is great in Las Vegas.

 

[mty msi]

AT&T's download speed on 4G/LTE is less than 5 mbps & upload is less than 1. Their tech support told me 5 mbps is normal for download. Talk about pathetic & I live in a large metropolitan area.

My Comcast Xfinity Wi-Fi on the other hand regularly shows almost 60 mbps download on the N4 & the Comcast service is supposed to be 50 mbps download so it shows how capable the N4 is on WiFi (& how good the Xfinity IP service is). As a comparison my Dell XPS 17 laptop shows mid 30's mbps download on WiFi.

 

[sparksd]

My fastest download speed was 70.43Mbps on a Spark station here in Seattle, surpassing the highest I get on my Comcast WiFi, about 61Mbps. Upload was 11.11Mbps (usually around 7Mbps on Comcast).

 

[mty msi]

My fastest download speed was 70.43Mbps on a Spark station here in Seattle, surpassing the highest I get on my Comcast WiFi, about 61Mbps. Upload was 11.11Mbps (usually around 7Mbps on Comcast).

Which carrier?

 

[sparksd]

Which carrier?

Sprint.

 

[Mannikon]

On Three in the UK, best I've seen is 18.64Mbps Upload and 54.87Mbps Download.

 

[DLK1]

AT&T's download speed on 4G/LTE is less than 5 mbps & upload is less than 1. Their tech support told me 5 mbps is normal for download. Talk about pathetic & I live in a large metropolitan area.

I do not have 4G and I get better then that. I have HSPA (3G) and I get 10Mbps download and 1.3Mbps upload. What kind of signal do you have?

 

[mty msi]

I do not have 4G and I get better then that. I have HSPA (3G) and I get 10Mbps download and 1.3Mbps upload. What kind of signal do you have?

3 bars at my house where I ran the Oookla speed test. What gets me is AT&T tech support says 5 mbps is normal.

 

[DLK1]

3 bars at my house where I ran the Oookla speed test. What gets me is AT&T tech support says 5 mbps is normal.

It would be nice to see what you get when you are out and about and have 5 bars. Have you tried to call AT&T and see if you can get another tech, and see what he/she tells you. You could try a store walk-in and see what they have there versus what you get in the same store.

 

[Jnug70]

Wow!!!. Sprint location map says most of Las Vegas is Spark. I only get fast speeds at intersections.

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Below is the best I've seen around Birmingham, AL (Verizon XLTE). Otherwise it can vary depending on the area and load on nearby towers. Example: at home out in the burbs speeds are higher averaging around 40-50 down and about 20-30 up, but closer to the city (ex. near work with many large private businesses and a nearby large retail mall) speeds drop averaging around 15-20 down and 5-10 up.

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That's impressive. Verizon in your area have great coverage.

 

[PublicImageLtd]

My average 4G speed in Edinburgh UK is around 65-70 Mbs.

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