4G users, what's your speed?

Supposedly, my phone (Galaxy S II) is 4G enabled and I did a Speed Test on it, and I only got 2.5 megs/s. I think 4G should be faster?

I'm not noticing much of a difference between 3G and 4G either, but somebody said "that's because you live in the bay area where our 3G coverage is so great it makes almost no sense to upgrade to 4G."

7-8 MB/s here in my area. It's a shame that there isabsolutely no 4G service at my house though. Everywhere else outside my house, there is. It's fine with me as I just connect to my router. :)

My speed is 5.22Mbps. T-Mobile says that their speeds are faster than home internet. I did a Wi-Fi check with my phone, my internet is nearly 4x better.PolskaKing

3G generally caps out at 1mbps, theoretical of I think 5-10, not sure. 4G has a theoretical max of anywhere from 45mbps to 100, depending on the carrier. Remember, theres a huge difference between theoretical and real world, namely network traffic and congestion.

Also, 1.8 in my house, 7-8 outside

EDIT: whoops mbps not gbps

It's HSPA+ or WiMax. Not really 4G. Neither is LTE, but it's much faster. I get about 30 down here on Verizon.

I got up to 12mbps down on my Infuse 4G. Now I have a Play 4G and I have yet to check its speed. I'll edit when I do, but I know it wont beat that 12.

what program are you guys using for this?

what program are you guys using for this?

kungfool69

3G generally caps out at 1mbps

semianonymous

Are you sure that's right? I usually have speeds of 2 Mbps, and only because my provider caps it there. My friends on other carriers typically get 5-6 Mbps.

[QUOTE="PolskaKing"]My speed is 5.22Mbps. T-Mobile says that their speeds are faster than home internet. I did a Wi-Fi check with my phone, my internet is nearly 4x better.Steameffekt

[QUOTE="semianonymous"]

3G generally caps out at 1mbps

UssjTrunks

Are you sure that's right? I usually have speeds of 2 Mbps, and only because my provider caps it there. My friends on other carriers typically get 5-6 Mbps.

Thats the general cap when you take in traffic, etc. Its entirely possible to get higher than that, but I believe thats the average to 3G.

:lol:

Here in Aus where it was introduced to phones like last week, 20Mbps. Funny that its faster than the US which has had it for yrs now...

:lol:

Here in Aus where it was introduced to phones like last week, 20Mbps. Funny that its faster than the US which has had it for yrs now...

GTR12

Perth here :D

on a 3G HTC HD7 (windows phone 7 mind u, found an app called Bandwidth to run some tests.

out of 4 tests i got:

2.57mbps (4:10pm)

4.7mbps (4:07pm)

.69mbps (4:05pm)

.81mbps (11:41am)

during all tests i was in a 3G area, getting max 3 bars out of 5 on the phone. I am in the outskirts of town on the Telstra network, so this phone does jump between HSPDA and 3G a few steps to the left or right.

Just got 2Mbps down and 0.35 up on 3G lol

[QUOTE="GTR12"]

:lol:

Here in Aus where it was introduced to phones like last week, 20Mbps. Funny that its faster than the US which has had it for yrs now...

kungfool69

Perth here :D

on a 3G HTC HD7 (windows phone 7 mind u, found an app called Bandwidth to run some tests.

out of 4 tests i got:

2.57mbps (4:10pm)

4.7mbps (4:07pm)

.69mbps (4:05pm)

.81mbps (11:41am)

during all tests i was in a 3G area, getting max 3 bars out of 5 on the phone. I am in the outskirts of town on the Telstra network, so this phone does jump between HSPDA and 3G a few steps to the left or right.

Just go to speedtest.net, try that.

Its awesome being like the only person on 4g, its fast.

Btw, Melbourne.

[QUOTE="kungfool69"]

[QUOTE="GTR12"]

:lol:

Here in Aus where it was introduced to phones like last week, 20Mbps. Funny that its faster than the US which has had it for yrs now...

GTR12

Perth here :D

on a 3G HTC HD7 (windows phone 7 mind u, found an app called Bandwidth to run some tests.

out of 4 tests i got:

2.57mbps (4:10pm)

4.7mbps (4:07pm)

.69mbps (4:05pm)

.81mbps (11:41am)

during all tests i was in a 3G area, getting max 3 bars out of 5 on the phone. I am in the outskirts of town on the Telstra network, so this phone does jump between HSPDA and 3G a few steps to the left or right.

Just go to speedtest.net, try that.

Its awesome being like the only person on 4g, its fast.

Btw, Melbourne.

windows phone 7 doesnt do flash :( it wa the first place i checked

[QUOTE="PolskaKing"]My speed is 5.22Mbps. T-Mobile says that their speeds are faster than home internet. I did a Wi-Fi check with my phone, my internet is nearly 4x better.Steameffekt

Just did a speed test in my area and got 1015 kbps down and 677 kbps up. I live in a small town so I'm not too surprised. I use "3G."

Sadly, my internet in my apartment isn't much faster, but I do tend to use wifi has whatever the walls are made of completely kill my phone signal. Only 3 more months, only three more months. :(

Download is 12.94Mbps and upload is 1.44Mbps on my HTC Evo 3D on the Sprint network.AmazonTreeBoa

windows phone 7 doesnt do flash :( it wa the first place i checked

kungfool69

Ummm, I dunno any others, which would work.

Just got my Galaxy Nexus(Verizon) yesterday and am getting 10-35 down and 10-15 up.

8-10 in my are but in chicago i was getting 30 plus

Here's a bunch of tests run over time.. seems to vary pretty heavily based on reception at the time. Makari

Gnex fistbump.

Whenever I happen to be in the area nearest to me that has 4G coverage, my Galaxy Nexus has, at best, managed 42.4 Mbps down and 12.49 up, as well as 40.31 Mbps down and 14.08 up. So yep, pretty hawt...

Havent done a speedtest but I typically dl around 1-2 MBps. Hey, its Arkansas so I'll take what I can get.

Location, location, location. At home I can only get 3G but a mile away at my brother's house I get 4G. I don't know what the actual speed is terms of mbs per minute but the 4G isalmost as fast as my home broadband connection.

It depends on the location for me and not necessarily the number of bars. I get about 5-6Mb down on average, highest I saw was 22Mb and it was downloading files faster than my home broadband, lol.