Maybe I turned off LTE accidentally?

[anon(52425)]

My iPhone 5S had LTE just about everywhere around town. With the S5... Nothing. Have not seen it since the day I brought the S5 home. All it says is 4G and not 4G LTE. Is there a way to turn LTE on and off like on my iPhone 5S? I can't seem to find it.

 

[atg284]

What carrier are you on?

 

[anon(52425)]

What carrier are you on?

T-Mobile

 

[DreamSTi]

T-Mobile

Thats your problem

 

[anon(52425)]

Thats your problem

iPhone 5S, Galaxy S4 and Galaxy S4 Active picked up LTE with no problems at all. The S5...Nothing. So no, it's not T-Mobile.

 

[erasat]

iPhone 5S, Galaxy S4 and Galaxy S4 Active picked up LTE with no problems at all. The S5...Nothing. So no, it's not T-Mobile.

Go to your settings, More networks, mobile network, and check that Network Mode is set to LTE, it just happened to me today although I swear I didn't change anything on the settings myself, but weird, it wasn't selected.

 

[anon(52425)]

Go to your settings, More networks, mobile network, and check that Network Mode is set to LTE, it just happened to me today although I swear I didn't change anything on the settings myself, but weird, it wasn't selected.

Thank you! It was checked off. And there is no way I did that on my own. How strange.

Anyway, I am good to go now and LTE is up and running. Much thanks!

 

[Almeuit]

Thats your problem

Depends on where you are. I live in Jacksonville FL and get LTE pretty much all around town.. And we are very spread out land wise.. .

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[snichols2668]

How about the Galaxy S5 active. I just checked the settings and their is no setting for LTE. I have not had a signal for LTE since I purchased the phone 5 weeks ago ATT carrier.
Thank You
Scott

 

[monicakm]

I've always had the LTE icon but checked my mobile networks to see what it was set to. It was on Global. LTE was enabled. Changed it to LTE/CDMA and still have the LTE icon. What's the difference and should I have it on Global or LTE/CDMA? I live in a rural area and am not a "globe trotter"