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Mobile internet speed test in your area???
kingrulzuk
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Hiya all
Just thought of starting a thread of mobile internet speed in towns and cities
This might help others who are looking for better speed and good network coverage in their area.
I use two network Virgin and 3 both 3G
This morning I checked and my network coverage was full bars and my speed:
3 network- download: 22.6Mb/s and Upload: 1.6 Mb/s
Virgin network- download: 2.37Mb/s and Upload: 0.90 Mb/s
BTW I’m from Edinburgh City J
Just thought of starting a thread of mobile internet speed in towns and cities
This might help others who are looking for better speed and good network coverage in their area.
I use two network Virgin and 3 both 3G
This morning I checked and my network coverage was full bars and my speed:
3 network- download: 22.6Mb/s and Upload: 1.6 Mb/s
Virgin network- download: 2.37Mb/s and Upload: 0.90 Mb/s
BTW I’m from Edinburgh City J
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Its not the same. EE says one can get up to 60Mb/s on 4G.
But do one really get anywhere near 60Mb/s?
i dont belive on all this website and all the crap they say.What happens if you push this button?0 -
kingrulzuk wrote: »Its not the same. EE says one can get up to 60Mb/s on 4G.
But do one really get anywhere near 60Mb/s?
i dont belive on all this website and all the crap they say.
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What I'm trying to say is root metrics is one of the best places to look to compare networks, as well as trying it out for yourself, asking friends & family and checking coverage from the operators online coverage checker.
And yes, EE can get up to 60Mbps+ but the root metrics results post an average and not a maximum. But i do agree that rootmetrics should split EE 4G results and EE 3G results.0
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