AT&T HSPA+ Data Speeds

thats actually quite good for 3G (Fake 4G)

 

5.5 Down, .54 Up.
AT&T, Greater Cincinnati Area.
They say we have LTE here but I've not been able to make that connection in Northern KY or Cincy.

For some reason mine barely connects if I enable LTE.

 

Usually around 6.5 down, 1.5 up (Twin Cities). Highest I've hit is 10.1 down and 2.5 up

 

Verizon 3G will be much slower in general than ATT 3G/ faux 4G right?

 

I live in an area of miami that does not have LTE for either verizon or att...

I do have HSPA+ on both iPhone 4s and new iPad.

I average 2.5 down and 1 up on iPhone 4s.

I average between 3-6 down and 1.5 up on new iPad (not sure why it is not exactly the same as iphone 4s)

The person working in the cubicle next to mine has a Verizon Droid Razr Maxx and he averages no better than 1.5 down and .75 up on Verizon 3g (even though get gets 40+ down when he gets to LTE area where he lives)

 

I got 9.2 Mbit/sec while at the Philly airport a few days ago.

 

Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 5_1 like Mac OS X) AppleWebKit/534.46 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.1 Mobile/9B179 Safari/7534.48.3)

2mb-5mb up. 1mb-3mb up. AT&T coverage map says I'm covered in HSPA+

 

Verizon 3G is slower than both AT&T regular 3G and AT&T "4G".

 

Peak Hour Tests

Verizon - 3G / LTE

• Bottom two are LTE on 1 bar
• Technically not in a LTE or extended LTE area, with closet LTE cell Tower about 5 miles away.

AT&T - HSPA+ 4 Bars service

 

The AT&T version looks like my iPhone 4S while I'm on a call. Wow.

 

Normally I see between 4-8 down. My best was 13.5 down with full bars, not lte, next to a college.

 

I'm getting between 6-9MB down, and 2-3MB up on average. Not too bad, here in NM...

 

In Jersey City Heights, NJ with AT&T 4G HSPA+ 7.53Mbps down 2.06Mbps up (average speeds)

 

Philadelphia suburbs comparing Verizon LTE vs Verizon FiOS

 

many people in this thread are confusion MB and Mb.

people who say they are getting 6-9 MB down means you are getting 48Mbps-72Mbps. i highly doubt that.

please revise your posts so you are correcting using MB vs Mb