60 mbps is the fastest I've seen. To bad it was on my walk home from work sort of close to me lol. Get around 0.5-5mbps near my home
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What carrier, what city and how far away was the Ookla server you were testing with? (If you're testing with a server connected to your carrier's gateway by Ethernet, 60mbps isn't surprising at all. If the nearest server is 60 miles away, it's pretty fantastic for that time of day.) I get about what you normally get (about 5mbps tops) anywhere in town or at home on AT&T, testing on a server about 75 miles away - the nearest one.
Some T-Mobile speeds in Honolulu server was 2500 miles away in San FranciscoWell it's a Verizon sub forum so I'll with Verizon lol. In Brooklyn ny around 5 pm . The highest I got on AT&T was around 40-50 and t-mobile was around 30-40
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Some speeds in Honolulu
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Theoretically, tmobile can get 150mbps on 20+20mhz wideband lte,which is the same for verizon 20+20mhz xlte. In actuality, peak speeds should be around 140mbpsCool ? I got a max of 30-40 with t-mobile ?
Don't get me started on t-mobile.....still messing with the issues I have with em ....
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Theoretically, tmobile can get 150mbps on 20+20mhz wideband lte,which is the same for verizon 20+20mhz xlte. In actuality, peak speeds should be around 140mbps
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That discussion belongs in a different thread.Well how useful is that when you can't get service in most place if your outside a big city ?
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That discussion belongs in a different thread.
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The thread title indicates fastest speed of any carrier. Discussion of where the carrier gets service isn't germane to this discussion.I'm just saying how useful is fast speeds if you can't use it ..
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If your getting fast speeds how are you not able to use it? Speeds I posted is plenty usefulI'm just saying how useful is fast speeds if you can't use it ..
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If your getting fast speeds how are you not able to use it? Speeds I posted is plenty useful
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Not when you have no service ....
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I don't know what your talking about. I never had issues with my service with T-Mo and judging from your 30-40MB with T-mobile, neither was you
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Lol I had zero service in my house and few other areas and traveling ...good luck with that
I still got around 50 with AT&T and around 65 with Verizon
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That is your travels and your needs though -- We could argue loops around this all day .. Because not everyone's needs are yours and not everyone goes where you go .. so therefore you can't judge their experience on yours solely.
T-mobile is notoriously bad in rural areas so yeah speeds are fine if your in a decent sized city .
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You also forgot while on T-Mobile you can roam on At&t as part of their deal when the merger failed just like Sprint with VerizonT-mobile is notoriously bad in rural areas so yeah speeds are fine if your in a decent sized city .
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