Where is the true HPSA+ speeds?

[Ryanscool]

Where are those so called 4G speeds we are supposed to be having? Is anyone getting above 8mb down I have only gotten them barely in Colorado in the middle of the night. Where in the county is it actually fast?

 

[Mr. Ed]

Where are those so called 4G speeds we are supposed to be having? Is anyone getting above 8mb down I have only gotten them barely in Colorado in the middle of the night. Where in the county is it actually fast?

It isnt any different than any carriers....your speeds are going to vary. in various parts of texas we get 8...others 5....but the average has been 3.


i just met with a buddy on verizons true 4g lte.....20mbps every test i ran

Att is by no means the worst...many sprint coverage areas max speeds were 1-2 mbps down and 4g wimax just plain sucked unless i was in the middle of a street or standind directly under a tower.

 

[jbecerril]

I live in Plano, Texas. I am getting an average of 6 to 8 mbps down and 1.1 up. At night I am getting close to 12mbps. Yes, sometimes I am getting low 4 to 3mbps down, but that is during the probably heavy network traffic hours.

 

[Mr. Ed]

I live in Plano, Texas. I am getting an average of 6 to 8 mbps down and 1.1 up. At night I am getting close to 12mbps. Yes, sometimes I am getting low 4 to 3mbps down, but that is during the probably heavy network traffic hours.

howdie neighbor

 

[Ryanscool]

Now that im back in Colorado all of a sudden of course my phone all of a sudden started getting between 7-8 mb down and about 1.6 up. That was in the middle of the day too! I have not tried it at night yet maybe like you said i will get twelve down at night now. But still they have updated 80% of the network to hpsa+ speeds but i do not think so i traveled across the U.S. with nothing going over 5 down wherever except for a little out of the Denver area.

 

[Lombardi]

I don't even know, there's ATT wifi hotspots Everywhere in my town.