Speedtest.net Results Here... doesn't seem like anyone else started this yet.
Washington, D.C.
27.71 Mbps / 15.84 Mbps / 151 ms
Dang!
Washington, D.C.
27.71 Mbps / 15.84 Mbps / 151 ms
Dang!
Speedtest.net Results Here
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Best result I have is:
16.25Mbps / 5.96 Mbps / 77ms
That being said, I've only had around two bars of 4G all day, so I'll try it again when I have nearly full coverage.
16.25Mbps / 5.96 Mbps / 77ms
That being said, I've only had around two bars of 4G all day, so I'll try it again when I have nearly full coverage.
Fastest I've gotten with this phone so far...
St. Louis, MO on the Chicago Comcast Server
28.64Mbps
14.52Mbps
92ms
I haven't really tested it yet though. My Thunderbolt broke 50 and got near 60 when I was right next to a tower.
St. Louis, MO on the Chicago Comcast Server
28.64Mbps
14.52Mbps
92ms
I haven't really tested it yet though. My Thunderbolt broke 50 and got near 60 when I was right next to a tower.
Fastest test i did in Los Alamitos, CA
34 down / 6 up
I'll drive back there again to get another test and take a pic.
34 down / 6 up
I'll drive back there again to get another test and take a pic.
I feel like a chinese man in the snow with my numbers...lol
10 Mbs up
4 Mbs Down
That's with two bars in Mesa AZ and a 168 ping.... oddly enough, I seem to get much better reception by the VZW store...
10 Mbs up
4 Mbs Down
That's with two bars in Mesa AZ and a 168 ping.... oddly enough, I seem to get much better reception by the VZW store...
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my results are all over the place. but its around 6.4 down and wish up but I had two spikes of 11 up
I'm in Cincinnati. Wife has a rezound. Ran a test on both of them at the same time, twice.
1st Round the rezound got 11mbs, Nexus 10mbs.
2nd Round the rezound got 9mbs, nexus 11mbs.
Later, I ran the nexus again and got 15mbs.
So the nexus and the rezound (and my old thunderbolt for that matter) are pretty close. It seems any device handles the network the same, and the nexus isn't crippled in any way.
The only issue I have is while at work my thunderbolt was able to get a consistent 3mbs and the Nexus can't get a 4g signal at all. That being said, when I first got the thunderbolt I experienced the same thing, no to crappy lte signal. Then I rooted and rommed the thudnerbold, putting CM7 and god knows what radio on it and it was able to receive LTE data where it wasn't before, but at a slower pace for some reason. Even while at home, where it used to get 10-20mbs, it would now only get 3-5mbs, but I was happy with it because I could get consistent data while at work. Now I can't, and it sucks, can't even stream pandora. Not sure what I am going to do.
1st Round the rezound got 11mbs, Nexus 10mbs.
2nd Round the rezound got 9mbs, nexus 11mbs.
Later, I ran the nexus again and got 15mbs.
So the nexus and the rezound (and my old thunderbolt for that matter) are pretty close. It seems any device handles the network the same, and the nexus isn't crippled in any way.
The only issue I have is while at work my thunderbolt was able to get a consistent 3mbs and the Nexus can't get a 4g signal at all. That being said, when I first got the thunderbolt I experienced the same thing, no to crappy lte signal. Then I rooted and rommed the thudnerbold, putting CM7 and god knows what radio on it and it was able to receive LTE data where it wasn't before, but at a slower pace for some reason. Even while at home, where it used to get 10-20mbs, it would now only get 3-5mbs, but I was happy with it because I could get consistent data while at work. Now I can't, and it sucks, can't even stream pandora. Not sure what I am going to do.
When I'm out in the open around St. Louis my average is about 28Mbps down and 15Mbps up. Obviously going inside and being in valleys affect things.
Like right now I work in an area that is in a valley and I get about 6-10Mbps down and 2-4Mbps up. At my previous place of employment I was only one exit south of where I am now, but I got about 25Mbps down and 15Mbps up even being inside however the topography is a bit different.
My current place of employment is below the highway and my previous place of employment was above the highway. It seems strange, but that greatly affects speeds and even ping times.
Like right now I work in an area that is in a valley and I get about 6-10Mbps down and 2-4Mbps up. At my previous place of employment I was only one exit south of where I am now, but I got about 25Mbps down and 15Mbps up even being inside however the topography is a bit different.
My current place of employment is below the highway and my previous place of employment was above the highway. It seems strange, but that greatly affects speeds and even ping times.
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