LTE speed test app for Apple watch ?

[Apple_Robert]

Has anyone found an LTE speed test for the Apple watch Series 3? The geek in me is curious as to how the watch performs.

 

[Ghost31]

That’s a good damn question and something I’ve been wondering myself. I can already tell from the signal bars I don’t get nearly as good signal with my watch as i do with my phone

 

[Pseudo-Fed]

I'd like one too.

 

[Apple_Robert]

I'd like one too.

I have only been able to find one app thus far, that will show on the watch (Speedcheck). Free app with $2.99 in app to get rid of ads. I forgot to test the speed when I went out this morning for biscuits. I am going out later this afternoon and will test the speed away from the house. I get anywhere from 20 - 30mbps with the phone at the house. With the watch, I have been getting about 5 mbps download at the house since I installed the app last night. I don't think the app is that accurate, as the developer states that the usage of the server depends on app purchases.

 

[jav6454]

Quick question, why do you want to know? After all, even if it’s 1 Mb/s or 30 Mb/s... it’s doesnt matter as all you can do with the watch is stream music or get calls.

It’s not like you need high bandwidth to view videos...

 

[j0nblayz]

Ran the test, getting some bad results on my S4.

Bluetooth Results
536ms latency
Download: 0.38-0.8Mbps

Upload: 1-5Mbps

 

[musicpenguy]

Ran the test, getting some bad results on my S4.

Bluetooth Results
536ms latency
Download: 0.38-0.8Mbps

Upload: 1-5Mbps

Bluetooth? If it’s anything like the podcast download apps you want a pure LTE or WiFi connection.
[doublepost=1548291380][/doublepost]On WiFi I was getting 30 to 40 down and 3 to 4 up.

On LTE 4 down, 1 to 1.5 up - had 2 bars on T-Mobile - curious what 4 bars looks like, know podcasts can download super fast in the right location on LTE