KOODO LTE speeds: post 'em if you got 'em

[ragnarok_terry]

metro town


commercial drive Broadway station


2900 ish west Broadway

[CGY Guy]

Nice speeds for being on H+.

[5714]

Nice speeds for being on H+.

Do you see the times and what he wrote near the screenshots?
Speed 3 and probably 2 are impossible on HSPA+.

[CGY Guy]

I've hit 49 down on my Nexus 4 here in Kelowna, before I did the LTE root mod. It's possible.

[jakeuten]

I've hit 49 down on my Nexus 4 here in Kelowna, before I did the LTE root mod. It's possible.

In most markets, 42 is the theoretical limit for DC-HSPA+. No North American markets go above that. You can say you have seen higher, but either the speed test is wrong or you're lying. Just throwing out facts, don't want to flame anyone.

[CGY Guy]

I don't care what anyone believes. I've only stated what I've personally experienced.

I doubt Ookla is wrong, but if it is, all the tests here can be called BS, right?

[muskamike]

I don't care what anyone believes. I've only stated what I've personally experienced.

I doubt Ookla is wrong, but if it is, all the tests here can be called BS, right?

Lucky, I'm with Telus(Nexus5) in Kelowna as well and never been able to get that - come close though. I will try again.

Off topic - been thinking about Sask55 plan, not sure if it would affect speeds. Matters since I hotspot quite often.

[CGY Guy]

I find Kelowna can fluctuate quite widely in areas, so it's not like you get high speeds everywhere. That test was on N. Glenmore up by the Yaletown condos, IIRC. I haven't done a lot of testing on my N5 yet, though.

[ijcy]

Lucky, I'm with Telus(Nexus5) in Kelowna as well and never been able to get that - come close though. I will try again.

Off topic - been thinking about Sask55 plan, not sure if it would affect speeds. Matters since I hotspot quite often.

It doesn't effect a thing! Well it changes the monthly price

[Ipse]

Brand new customer, not too shabby considering I never got over 50Mbps with Bhell - but then again, Ottawa is the orphan child when it comes to coverage and LTE-A

[jattdesi]

In most markets, 42 is the theoretical limit for DC-HSPA+. No North American markets go above that. You can say you have seen higher, but either the speed test is wrong or you're lying. Just throwing out facts, don't want to flame anyone.

I agree with you 100%, those speed test screen shots on H are fake or they were on the LTE network. Max speed on dual channel HSPA+ is 42Mbps and we know we never hit max.

[jattdesi]

I've hit 49 down on my Nexus 4 here in Kelowna, before I did the LTE root mod. It's possible.

It is not possible on HSPA+. You must have enabled LTE on your nexus 4. Max download speeds on dual chanel HSPA + is 42Mbps

[Ipse]

It is not possible on HSPA+. You must have enabled LTE on your nexus 4. Max download speeds on dual chanel HSPA + is 42Mbps

Confirmed with a N4. 42Mbps is the max in Canada for HSPA+. There is a deviation from the standard IIRC which allows 60Mbps but it was one carrier only...might have been Huawei eqpt, but their link is down.

[StoneColdGB]

Can someone post or let me know the average LTE speeds they are seeing within the Metro Vancouver area of BC and if the coverage is pretty much all rolled out in the rest of BC. I want to upgrade to an iPhone 5s or 6 and was wondering what the average speeds are nowadays on LTE.

Currently, on Fido I've seen it go up to as high as 100mbps down (Ladner area) but it's sporadic in the rest of metro. I've been reading in previous posts in this forum that some members are getting as high as 80mbps and that's awesome. Thanks.


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[THoAddict01]

Brockville, Ontario


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