Wish I could get this bandwidth on Metro...

[DirtyDee]

Cool man. Here's the screenies I think you need.

If they combined in your area you may see quite the jump. But please go gsm

 

[TheAmazingDave]

I take it I'd see at least 10 MHz bandwidth after the change?

 

[alfick3]

Lmao they've even lit up 15x15MHz in Detroit while the rest of us except Dallas are still at 10x10MHz for the time being

In the Dallas area, I've gotten 20mhz bandwidth, 10mhz and 5mhz. It all depends on where I'm at.

 

[Fox Mulder]

Just got this on my F3, location was northern NJ. At home in NYC it's "only" about 24 Mb down.

 

[the hulk]

Will it ever happen, or am I stuck with a 6 MBit cap?

Dude I get that now

 

[TheAmazingDave]

^I get 35/15 on T-Mobile.

Still getting 5/5 at best on Metro.

 

[the hulk]

Interesting.

Perhaps I should hold out another month or two to see if bandwidth improves on "Metro" LTE...

You talking about the CDMA side?

 

[TheAmazingDave]

CDMA/GSM has nothing to do with LTE.

I test with my N7, as it accepts the Metro UICC. It is a GSM device.

 

[timmyh318]

CDMA/GSM has nothing to do with LTE.

I test with my N7, as it accepts the Metro UICC. It is a GSM device.

No it doesnt have anything to do with the technology but in areas where there not merged it has to do with the speeds seen. So at this point there are still 2 metro lte networks. The original cdma/lte side and tmobiles gsm/lte.

 

[TheEpicIsh]

I've gotten highs of 60 down/15 up all through the night but average 35 down/8-9 up throughout the day. I'm in South Florida if that helps.