- May 11, 2014
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I recently purchased a LG G3 on Swappa, per seller it was a refurb sent to her directly from T-Mobile. I transferred my T-Mobile SIM card from my Samsung Galaxy S3.
Previously, with the Samsung, at home, the device would show 4G in the taskbar, and I would actually get 4G speeds, between 15-25 mbps on speed tests. At work, the Samsung device would show 2G or Edge and my data was not so good, less than 2 mbps if any. This is common for most people in my office.
Now that I have the LG G3, it ALWAYS shows 4G LTE in the taskbar, but actual speeds at home are 2-5 mbps and work is no connection at all.
After Googling for help, I've tried toggling Airplane mode, restarting the phone a million times, removing and inserting the SIM card, manually entering APN settings, resetting default APN settings, turning on Data Roaming, and many others. The only think I haven't done is update to the latest software, because I despise Lollipop and I'm waiting for Marshmellow to become available.
I know this may be an issue with T-Mobile service, but the fact that the data speed is showing incorrectly in the taskbar makes me think it may be a device problem instead. Any thoughts on what may be wrong?
Previously, with the Samsung, at home, the device would show 4G in the taskbar, and I would actually get 4G speeds, between 15-25 mbps on speed tests. At work, the Samsung device would show 2G or Edge and my data was not so good, less than 2 mbps if any. This is common for most people in my office.
Now that I have the LG G3, it ALWAYS shows 4G LTE in the taskbar, but actual speeds at home are 2-5 mbps and work is no connection at all.
After Googling for help, I've tried toggling Airplane mode, restarting the phone a million times, removing and inserting the SIM card, manually entering APN settings, resetting default APN settings, turning on Data Roaming, and many others. The only think I haven't done is update to the latest software, because I despise Lollipop and I'm waiting for Marshmellow to become available.
I know this may be an issue with T-Mobile service, but the fact that the data speed is showing incorrectly in the taskbar makes me think it may be a device problem instead. Any thoughts on what may be wrong?