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I regularly see 150-200 Mbps (testing with fast.com in London on EE) but it can drop to 50-odd even with a good signal (I'm guessing due to contention) and the

I regularly see 150-200 Mbps (testing with fast.com in London on EE) but it can drop to 50-odd even with a good signal (I'm guessing due to contention) and the drop off with a low signal (1/2 bars) is dramatic. If 5G gives 100+ on two bars and increases capacity enough to keep the speeds up at busy times, it's worth it.

paco3346 9y ago
Dang, that's good. I've only ever once seen anything over 100 and that was when LTE was brand new. Now I tend to average between 15-50. (This is in West Michigan)
- LeifCarrotson 9y ago
  Hi fellow Michigander! I used to have the same on ATT, but recently got T Mobile: https://photos.app.goo.gl/wngQxpA5nqL27ikI3 https://photos.app.goo.gl/wngQxpA5nqL27ikI3 112 down, 14 up. Unlimited, for less than 3 GB cost at ATT. Honestly don't know why I still give Comcast $25/mo.
  - lunchables 9y ago
    Because of the bandwidth limit on your "unlimited" cell service. https://www.theverge.com/2017/9/19/16334690/t-mobile-unlimited-data-cap-increase-32gb-50gb-deprioritization https://www.theverge.com/2017/9/19/16334690/t-mobile-unlimit...
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