Reply With QuoteMerced, CA - Inside Home Bedroom - Wednesday, July 22, 2015 - 7:12 PM.
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Merced, CA - Inside Home Bedroom - Wednesday, July 22, 2015 - 7:12 PM.
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University of Texas at Dallas
Best speeds I've ever gotten. Outside in a parking lot where tower was visible.
The Bronx, New York City
Inside a hotel by window. Decent 4th floor speeds, but not as impressive as the 20x20MHz speeds we get in DFW. Man are we Texas folk spoiled.
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Not sure why speeds are so slow. Hartland, MI.
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Those are not great for NYC, we have 15x15mhz on most days I can average 40-50mbps.Originally Posted by jeffw16
University of Texas at Dallas
Best speeds I've ever gotten. Outside in a parking lot where tower was visible.
The Bronx, New York City
Inside a hotel by window. Decent 4th floor speeds, but not as impressive as the 20x20MHz speeds we get in DFW. Man are we Texas folk spoiled.
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Better edge of cell performance on carrier bundle 20.6.7. Chester, IL, band 2, 10x10 with 2x2 MIMO.
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Those speeds and that ping don't belong in one screenshot, if that one tower or whole area?
Not sure why speeds are so slow. Hartland, MI.
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In DFW we have 20x20MHz and I have gotten 60Mbps @5 bars in a city about 10mi from where I live.Those are not great for NYC, we have 15x15mhz on most days I can average 40-50mbps.
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I think I got pretty decent speeds and coverage in NYC though, including a lot more LTE than in my neighborhood. I would have to say the Subway and Penn Station need some LTE love.
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I just recently switched from Verizon, and for not having any b12 (yet) T-Mobile has done an amazing job with their network in NYC. I'm pretty certain T-Mobile is part of the transit wireless project for subway service, it's just not available everywhere. I haven't been in Penn Station but hopefully band12 fixes that.
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There's already a thread for this: http://www.howardforums.com/showthre...USA-LTE-thread
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Flushing, NY
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More tests posted today in this thread than the official one gets in a week nowadays: http://www.howardforums.com/showthre...USA-LTE-thread
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T-Mobile is part of Transit Wireless but I was under the impression that the TUNNELS would also be covered, not just the stations.
Anyway, T-Mobile in NYC wins the "densest LTE coverage I've ever had" award. Dallas might be fast, but sometimes I get 1 to 2 bars of HSPA+ :/.
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