List of all 163 T-Mobile HSPA+ 42 markets

[corance]

haha

 

[erwaso]

What do the actual speed tests look like? We all know this is an "up to 42" like everyone else. What are tmobile 4G phones getting?

 

[corance]

I can guarantee it's better than what I get on my Motorola triumph on virgin mobile and that's all that matters.

 

[ctowne]

They definitely missed Portsmouth, NH. I definitely get HSPA+ 42 there

 

[richardyarrell]

Not for long I'm sure. Big things will be happening in Atlanta within the next 90days.

Sent from my Galaxy S3 on Tmobile..

 

[mattatwar1]

Still waiting for T-Mobile to bring their best stuff to us here in Iowa. We have fairly wide spread "partner coverage" -- I think it's I-Wireless which claims 4G. Any Iowa folks confirm>

I wireless is a Iowa basted carrier they want to get HSPA+ all over iowa, were I am they are saying early 2013 for HSPA+ WWW.I wireless.com/4g-coverage.asp

 

[lfeuln]

Pittsburgh but not Philly, seriously???

If so, that makes upgrading from the GN much less worth it despite the great pricing. But thanks for the info.

 

[rkeenan]

I need to compare the price of their plan vs. my Verizon plan with my corporate discount. I am also on the fence of maybe checking out Windows Phone 8. The Nokia Lumia looks pretty awesome.

 

[DNicolasL]

I had no idea my city had T-Mobile 42 Mbps! The local T-Mobile store told me we didn't. I cant wait for the Nexus 4 now!

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

 

[shaolinali17]

I've actually used virgin mobile within the last 2 years, and personally, my reception has been pretty much parallel since I've switched to Tmo, though I would've make the same statement before I'd switched my service provider. Of course, Tmo is slightly better than Vmo, but again, not a great contrast between the two

 

[TheOnlyMorgan]

No HSPA+ 42 markets in NJ. Sucks. My area is however covered by VZW and AT&T LTE. Not sure about HSPA+ for AT&T.

 

[Fleury14]

No HSPA+ 42 markets in NJ. Sucks. My area is however covered by VZW and AT&T LTE. Not sure about HSPA+ for AT&T.

And half is covered by the Atlantic Ocean?
Too soon?

 

[corance]

Haha! Right on time

 

[caleb02]

Okay, I work in downtown Washington DC and live in Arlington, VA, immediately across the river. On my Galaxy Nexus I never break 5 mb/s down and usually average more like 3.5, anywhere in the city. I know the Gnex won't do 42mb/s, but I should be getting the 21 speed, right? I should be getting faster data than this, shouldn't I? I'm testing with the free speedtest.net app.

i have a gnex and a razr... i just got the gnex this week... before that i also had another xt912 cdma verizon razr. I went into a sprint store in indianapolis and did a speedtest test... on my verizon i got over 40+ while the samsung s3 on sprint lte was only about 20+... I have heard that tmobile with lte will be using 20 over 20 which will double the verizon 10 over 10....

 

[dwd3885]

disappointed! I could have sworn St. Louis was on the HSPA+ 42mbps list. I guess that makes me MUCH less likely to break my contract w/ AT&T. I know I could go Straight Talk, but it won't save me any money until October, when my contract runs out.. Thanks Jerry!

 

[KitN]

"New York, NY" is listed. Is that every tower in the city of NYC including Brooklyn, Manhattan, Bronx, SI and Queens or just towers in Manhattan??

I'm confused...

Sent from my Nexus 7

 

[pcsperson]

What are the current HSPA+ 42mbps phone out now? I want to try a speed test at a local store.

 

[csloomis]

I just found that list a few days ago. Latest News | T-Mobile | FACT SHEET: America. The date on the article shows Jun 16, 2011. So I do not know whether it has been updated since then. If not there could be more areas with coverage than what is on the list.

 

[TheMarcus]

128. San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont, CA

This may be a stupid question, but is it JUST the cities or is it the area AROUND the cities? I live between Fremont and Oakland, then I work in Oakland, but I don't even get reception inside my office (imagine what it's like being on a dial up connection again and that's what it's like trying to use my phone at work, but worse).

 

[Jerry Hildenbrand]

This is the list according to T-Mobile's press page. I certainly can't go check them all

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