Seriously you can't beat this. Anyone get this also?
Hey man, only five minutes this time between the OP's post and yours!Cue the brigade of Sprint diehards who will pepper this thread with their ideal-test-condition 50+ Mbps LTE test results, thus asserting that your test result is completely invalid and not worth any constructive discussion.
All you can do at this point is either look into switching carriers, or hope LTE gets to your area soon. I left around late 2006. Never looked back.
LOL!All this complaining. You're screenshot shows you are only on 3G. What did you expect? I've heard that in the 17 places that have Sprint LTE, their speeds are up to .84 Mbps.
Cue the brigade of Sprint diehards who will pepper this thread with their ideal-test-condition 50+ Mbps LTE test results, thus asserting that your test result is completely invalid and not worth any constructive discussion.
All you can do at this point is either look into switching carriers, or hope LTE gets to your area soon. I left around late 2006. Never looked back.
Cue the brigade of Sprint diehards who will pepper this thread with their ideal-test-condition 50+ Mbps LTE test results, thus asserting that your test result is completely invalid and not worth any constructive discussion.
All you can do at this point is either look into switching carriers, or hope LTE gets to your area soon. I left around late 2006. Never looked back.
Well, not me anyway. I'm a Sprint customer, but the speed is what it is. I'm getting about 10-14mbps at home on LTE. Not high, not great and definitely not anywhere near AT&T or Verizon - or even T-Mobile in a lot of cases.OP was being sarcastic and it was not meant to be serious, but I to bet many will come onto this thread to show their Sprint download speeds to be very high
Seriously you can't beat this. Anyone get this also?
OP was being sarcastic and it was not meant to be serious, but I to bet many will come onto this thread to show their Sprint download speeds to be very high
LTE is still funky at work. I can sit at my desk and grab my phone. By the time I lean back in my chair I'm on 3G again. There's one LTE tower near work. The signal is just strong enough to override the 3G signal from the tower down the street, except when I move around much!I'm not going to post my speeds only because I know that I'm one of the few. However I get consistent 20-25 Mbps down and 7-9 up all day everyday in my area. My phone never goes to 3G so I don't worry about it.
I do however know that Sprint is very far behind as a carrier and I will not try to deny that. I've been a Sprint customer since 2004 and now I only stay because it has become common practice. My speeds are useable and my monthly bill is not high.
Listen I am not a Sprint apologist. I know Sprint is not the greatest. However what people fails to realize is it's my choice to stay with them... Not there's.
I am a lucky one that has an unlocked iphone through Sprint and no it isn't a 4s. So for now I stick with them only because I've been through the really tough times ...
I'm not going to post my speeds only because I know that I'm one of the few. However I get consistent 20-25 Mbps down and 7-9 up all day everyday in my area. My phone never goes to 3G so I don't worry about it.
Just to be clear here. This is the speed I get in downtown Manhattan. I get LTE in Brooklyn where I live basically everywhere and it's fast. Do all carriers suck in manhattan? I just hate having these speeds at work.
Well, not me anyway. I'm a Sprint customer, but the speed is what it is. I'm getting about 10-14mbps at home on LTE. Not high, not great and definitely not anywhere near AT&T or Verizon - or even T-Mobile in a lot of cases.
It's useable for me though and the coverage is ok. It's expanded quite a bit since it showed up in August. 3G still sucks though.
There's so many cheaper mvno's out there that will give you fast data and way better service than Sprint.
I don't get why people still stay with Sprint.
Just don't get Boost Mobile or Virgin Mobile!There's so many cheaper mvno's out there that will give you fast data and way better service than Sprint.
I don't get why people still stay with Sprint.
Just don't get Boost Mobile or Virgin Mobile!
They use Sprint's network.
It's the only carrier that you can hear a pin drop on the other side.
Well, I'm a unique case I guess. I didn't have an LTE capable phone until last year and 3G was decent on my old phone. But last year is when it really started to go to heck (3G speed) around here. I knew going in they didn't have LTE in Phoenix, but I was willing to give them the next two years to get it. That was before I found out how bad 3G was on the iPhone 5. However, I'm usually in one of three places and all three places have WiFi. Calls and text messages, which are mainly what I use my phone for worked just fine (no horror stories of constant dropped calls or missed SMS). Data for me is mostly a convenience when I'm out because I mainly use my Macs when I am in one of those three places.As a paying Sprint customer, you sure do not have high expectations or standards do you?? lol
I would drop that service today and get VZW or ATT.
LTE is still funky at work. I can sit at my desk and grab my phone. By the time I lean back in my chair I'm on 3G again. There's one LTE tower near work. The signal is just strong enough to override the 3G signal from the tower down the street, except when I move around much!
However, it seems to be holding LTE much more today, although the strength is still bad (improving daily though). I work in Glendale in the downtown area and this seems to be where Sprint hasn't turned LTE on too much although it's happening elsewhere. Much better strength at home.