Let's see those S22 Speed Tests!!

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Show off your Speed Test results.
This will, of course, use your Data, so fair warning.

Mav. :cool:
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How come your subject lines end with multiple exclamation points? I kind of envision you jumping up and down as you type.
 
Depending on your carrier and your data plan, you may find that your download speed is severely throttled when you're streaming video. Netflix's FAST app measures your data speed during simulated video streaming, and will often show speeds capped at 2-3 Mbps, only enough for SD (sub-DVD resolution).

The only reliable way I've found to bypass the carrier's throttling is to go through my own VPN, running on a Raspberry Pi at home, while I'm streaming video to my phone via mobile data. That VPN can sustain about 25 Mbps, which is enough for streaming at WQHD+ (or even UHD, though the phone's display resolution doesn't go that high).
 
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I've been pretty impressed with my speeds so far. If I could get signal inside my building at work I'd never even bother turning wifi on.
 

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Here's mine on Verizon 5G. It's faster with ultra wideband, which I don't have here.
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Here's mine LOL. I live in a dead zone. 1 bar on most days, 2 if lucky. Thankful for fast wifi.Screenshot_20220227-234014_Speedtest.jpg
 
The first two are from my Unlocked s22 Ultra running on T-Mobile. The third is my WIFI.

Guess I couldn't sleep that night.

It should only get better once all the Sprint towers are converted. Screenshot_20220227-232155_Speedtest.jpg
 

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