I am in LTE area barely and i can only pick up 4g. Ive only been able to get lte is very rare spots in the city so far. some parts of the freeway and in scottsdale. Shouldnt i be getting it mostly everywhere according to this map?
at least they let me keep my unlimited data
They probably have a minimal amount of towers so reception will be worse towards the edges. But as they add towers you should see more consistent coverage.
I am in LTE area barely and i can only pick up 4g. Ive only been able to get lte is very rare spots in the city so far. some parts of the freeway and in scottsdale. Shouldnt i be getting it mostly everywhere according to this map?
From the looks of the map you are in a fringe area for LTE. Did you happen to see the first set of comments below that address search box? This is why they put the disclaimer there. These coverage maps are not plotted out to be perfectly correct.
AT&T lies about everything. All the carriers do.
I am in LTE area barely and i can only pick up 4g. Ive only been able to get lte is very rare spots in the city so far. some parts of the freeway and in scottsdale. Shouldnt i be getting it mostly everywhere according to this map?
I know that it might be a obvious thing but is your LTE Data option enabled in settings?
that is true. verizon sucks too
They all suck. AT&T and VZW price gouge and lie. Sprint has the worst customer service in existence and a slow network.
How true. Over in Europe, you pay full price for phone but can get an everything plan for less than $50 a month. Over here you get a subsidized phone and pay $80 to $100 if you want 4G, and if you buy phone full price? You still pay $80 to $100 a month for 4G. There's no competition because they use different bands. FCC blew their chance at real competition by not requiring all carriers to use the same bands with their 4G upgrades.
How true. Over in Europe, you pay full price for phone but can get an everything plan for less than $50 a month. Over here you get a subsidized phone and pay $80 to $100 if you want 4G, and if you buy phone full price? You still pay $80 to $100 a month for 4G. There's no competition because they use different bands. FCC blew their chance at real competition by not requiring all carriers to use the same bands with their 4G upgrades.