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Post your 4G Speedtest
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Given the distance and obstructions between myself and the masts I'm amazed at getting those speeds, we are lucky to have FTTC here but it only manages around 35/6 - many of the neighbours are still on ADSL at sub 10Mbit speeds! and lucky to get much better than 10Mbit on 4G.
Given the distance and obstructions between myself and the masts I'm amazed at getting those speeds, we are lucky to have FTTC here but it only manages around 35/6 - many of the neighbours are still on ADSL at sub 10Mbit speeds! and lucky to get much better than 10Mbit on 4G.
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62 down and 26 up in Sittingbourne.
97 down and 35 up Bexley.
On Voxi using a OnePlus 9.
97 down and 35 up Bexley.
On Voxi using a OnePlus 9.
Found out Vodafone do this as well on one of their unlimited monthly plans…
https://www.vodafone.co.uk/mobile/unlimited-data-plans#
Soldato
125 down 9 up in Redcar - but does vary 50-300 down and 5-50 up depending on weather and time of day
600 down 600 up in Sainsbury's car park, Guisborough. I would move there if I could
Smarty on a OnePlus 9 pro
600 down 600 up in Sainsbury's car park, Guisborough. I would move there if I could
Smarty on a OnePlus 9 pro
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Mine has always been faster than my broadband
Now faster than my broadband.
Voxi- 174 Down and 26 up.
I've been impressed with Voxi (Vodafone)
Soldato
Three UK here on my mobile. Indoors. Shows 4G+ with 3 out of 4 bars.
According to Three UK... There is, at times, heavy usage in this local area.
Thank god for 5G.
According to Three UK... There is, at times, heavy usage in this local area.
Thank god for 5G.
Yeah no point having much more than 100Mbps on a mobile it’s not as if you're downloading games on the EA App or Steam. I do see the benefit of a gigabit Fibre connection when downloading games but apart from that it never really maxes the connection.
Of course if there was multiple people using the connection at the same time then it would also be good but on a mobile you’re going to be the only user. In fact the 10Mbps capped service I have on my mobile is perfectly fine, the monthly data allowance is more important.
Soldato
I know this is an old / necro thread about 4G, but some of us are now on 5G, if the local conspiracy theorists haven't yet burnt down our 5G masts.
Stafford here, on Three, £17/month unlimited everything.
Stafford here, on Three, £17/month unlimited everything.
I'll probably get 5G here before any kind of FTTP, technically already have 5G but right at the edge of range so would need to mount an external antenna high up in the right place.
The altnets are making a right mess of connecting up here and BT have no plans.
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Indoors with 5G on Smarty who I moved to from 3 a few days ago.
Weirdly, that's the best speed I've ever got indoors yet Smarty say they're fixing an issue in my area
Weirdly, that's the best speed I've ever got indoors yet Smarty say they're fixing an issue in my area
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Yeah 5G was my best indoors option as CityFibre etc haven't yet come to Stafford. The speed I posted a few posts ago was indoors and I use it as my main ISP. Sometimes I can get 1.2Gbit. The only other option would have been cable internet (Virgin Media) who charges through the nose and ups it by like £4 per year every year.
Starlink
More expensive than and not really any better than 4G here.