Not saying you're wrong, but the 4G speed in many US or European cities isn't very representative. I live in Bucharest, Romania, a city of 2 million people, bu

Not saying you're wrong, but the 4G speed in many US or European cities isn't very representative. I live in Bucharest, Romania, a city of 2 million people, but it's very densely populated and the 4G data plans are cheap, on prepay or contract, so everybody with a phone has 4G bandwidth to use (not necessarily for watching Netflix, but enough for music or facebook). And we get good 4G coverage both indoors and outdoors. Right now I'm at my office, indoors. As I'm writing this I just did a speed test on my connection and I'm getting 105 Mbps download, 10 Mbps upload, 17 ms ping. And this is the norm, I know because I like going to coffee shops and use my mobile connection for real work. Here's a screenshot: https://www.dropbox.com/s/pw86k6tgd9rc5fd/Screenshot%202019-01-18%2015.33.00.jpg?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/pw86k6tgd9rc5fd/Screenshot%202019-... I haven't seen such good coverage and performance in the several European or US cities I've traveled too. E.g. in my experience the Internet in Germany or France is really poor. But I don't believe that it is because of the 4G technology.