I don't care what this says. I live in a top 10 city in the US and ATT is AWFUL. Bad reception, slow, constantly moves to 3G...terrible. I'd switch but Verizon charges like $400/month for 4 lines.
They should try testing in Santa Monica, CA. When it's busy out, it shows full bars, LTE, everything.... but when you try and use it, you can't get one bit of data in or out. I switched to Verizon for this reason and haven't looked back. So many AT&T users in the area are in denial about this, but really have trouble explaining why they can't even call an uber on their phones. My friend rented a scooter and couldn't end his ride for this exact reason. I have some frustrations in certain areas with Verizon, but rarely can I not get any data in or out.
I’ve had the same experience here. In my area most people I know keep LTE turned off because it is far slower than 4G. Like literally almost nothing will even load with LTE on.
Hasn’t been my experience, and certainly not when compared to Verizon.Too bad their Customer Service is awful.
Fast doesn't mean reliable.
When AT&T is fast, it's fast. But when you're in a bad reception or congested area, no matter if it's in the middle of a big city, then you'll be cursing your iPhone like it was the 3G. I've called them countless times to see when they plan new towers in the areas I have trouble and they never have an answer for me.
I don't care what this says. I live in a top 10 city in the US and ATT is AWFUL. Bad reception, slow, constantly moves to 3G...terrible. I'd switch but Verizon charges like $400/month for 4 lines.
This is a trick works well in congested areas like a nascar race or sporting eventI’ve had the same experience here. In my area most people I know keep LTE turned off because it is far slower than 4G. Like literally almost nothing will even load with LTE on.