Yes, me too. Switching around 5g, LTE, 4g most take so much time in the background I can’t get website loading when this happens. So I disabled 5g for now. I wonder when I can turn it back on?Receives 12 Pro Max > unboxes > switches 5G off.
Yes, me too. Switching around 5g, LTE, 4g most take so much time in the background I can’t get website loading when this happens. So I disabled 5g for now. I wonder when I can turn it back on?Receives 12 Pro Max > unboxes > switches 5G off.
Nope because these numbers start before the pro Max even launched.This only references the 12 Pro. Is the 12 Pro Max also in that number? Because then they should take all of the Galaxy devices and bundle them into a single line. May be a little misleading.
Wow, nice. Maybe I shoulda gone with t mobile when I switched carriers. Xfinity mobile has been less than impressive.I run my iPhone 12 on the T-Mobile US network. I've seen download speeds on the low bands as high as 350 mbps on 5G. My old iPhone X was lucky to get 90 mbps download speeds on LTE.
Same on AT&T. I think it'll be awhile before the hype matches the experience. Hopefully we don't have another Verizon sponsored iphone event in 2021.5G on verizon is exactly the same as LTE. Literally no difference in speed.
I just love when people make such statements that they would pay more for a feature-less product, when in reality we all know that's B to the S.
I was hoping that we'd have VoLTE around 2015 because the carriers had deployed LTE Advanced. I'm still waiting for LTE to be most everywhere.All this talk about 5G vs 4G. Didn’t 4G get off to a slow start too?
Us mini people are not worthy.I can’t take this seriously without discussion of the mini. Best phone of the naughts.
Why do you hate your iPhone 12 Pro Max?Receives 12 Pro Max > unboxes > switches 5G off.
Apple has never made any speed promises to users of the 5G phones.5G is definitely faster than LTE in some spots here in Oklahoma but it’s not what it was hyped up to be. I’m on AT&T and on the Northside of OKC I got “okay” speeds of around 20-25 mbps on 5G but when I went to Shawnee (~ 45 mi East of OKC) to see my parents it went up to 160.
None of these are anywhere close to the 500-2000 mbps we were promised. But it’s more than usable I guess.
On MacRumors, having to get out of bed for many people here is enough reason to hate the new 5G phones.I am getting much better speeds over 5G than LTE with AT&T on a 12 Pro Max.
I also do not get all the 5G hate going on here.
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Apple has never made any speed promises to users of the 5G phones.
A lot of people aren’t happy with their 5G speed, even though anything above 25Mbps is enough to stream HD video.I run my iPhone 12 on the T-Mobile US network. I've seen download speeds on the low bands as high as 350 mbps on 5G. My old iPhone X was lucky to get 90 mbps download speeds on LTE.
The carriers speak of, and show top speed numbers and then many people assume that those high speeds are available everywhere, even though their current LTE speeds are not consistent. I don’t see that as anything different than what has been occurring all along. People shouldn’t make assumptions.Sure yeah, but I never said Apple did. More like the carriers that said these things and I guess unless you’re in range of mmWave tower you’re not gonna see those amazing speeds.
Imagine the clucking from the MR Apple hate club if Apple hadn’t owned the top spots 🤣<snip>
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I can’t take this seriously without discussion of the mini. Best phone of the naughts.
Can’t take that graph seriously since all those twos are different length bars, and so are the threes, and neither is proportional to the four, the eight, or the sixteen.Can’t take your comment seriously as the mini hasn’t even been launched in October.
Besides, the battery is way too small.
I don’t get it 12 pro max greater than Unboxes?Receives 12 Pro Max > unboxes > switches 5G off.
I guess if you have no clue just blame apple.same network?
if so are you certain they support that?
Do people really buy Samsung phones in the United States?Nope because these numbers start before the pro Max even launched.
Wow, nice. Maybe I shoulda gone with t mobile when I switched carriers. Xfinity mobile has been less than impressive.