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Rukin1 Member Level: eHRPD

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The 4G around town, i get 3-10MB down. My contract was up in October and well that's when NV was announced for my City. I thought personally, by now. My in home coverage would have changed, I usually get 2 bars lucky if I get 3. The 3G, I used to get like 10-120 KB/s down inside. Sometimes I pick up 4G and sometimes I don't. I used to get it more then i do now.

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Hoping within a couple months, something will change.. Lately I've been roaming when I have my airave on. Never had that happen lol. But oh well, I still love sprint lol. EVERYWHERE and i MEAN everywhere, there is 4G now <3. ty

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z250kid Member Level: eHRPD

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Yea I wish I can say we got 4g in my state. My 3g is so spotty my house I get .50 during the day at night I get 1.5 . Every where else I get sub .50Mbps. I usually get 2 bars on average. I hope NV fixes this
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Yea I wish I can say we got 4g in my state. My 3g is so spotty my house I get .50 during the day at night I get 1.5 . Every where else I get sub .50Mbps. I usually get 2 bars on average. I hope NV fixes this

 

That's excellent for Legacy systems.

Before they came into my area i hardly ever saw anything over .25mbps.

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The 4G around town, i get 3-10MB down. My contract was up in October and well that's when NV was announced for my City. I thought personally, by now. My in home coverage would have changed, I usually get 2 bars lucky if I get 3. The 3G, I used to get like 10-120 KB/s down inside. Sometimes I pick up 4G and sometimes I don't. I used to get it more then i do now.

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Hoping within a couple months, something will change.. Lately I've been roaming when I have my airave on. Never had that happen lol. But oh well, I still love sprint lol. EVERYWHERE and i MEAN everywhere, there is 4G now <3. ty

 

I also live in Fort Wayne and my service has greatly improved too! I get similar 4G speeds and my 3G speeds are about .4 -- .8 Mbps. I was going to leave sprint when my contract is up this May, but now with network vision almost done (at least in the city) the coverage and speed rivals verizion!!!

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I also live in Fort Wayne and my service has greatly improved too! I get similar 4G speeds and my 3G speeds are about .4 -- .8 Mbps. I was going to leave sprint when my contract is up this May, but now with network vision almost done (at least in the city) the coverage and speed rivals verizion!!!

I wish I cab say the same. Everything is all 3g accepted not in my town though. Sprint keeps adding T-1s to the legacy system I mean yea it helps but I can see my tower and its 1/4 mile and im at 1-4 bars. im due for an upgrade since January.

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I wish I cab say the same. Everything is all 3g accepted not in my town though. Sprint keeps adding T-1s to the legacy system I mean yea it helps but I can see my tower and its 1/4 mile and im at 1-4 bars. im due for an upgrade since January.

 

I hope things get better for you soon. Before NV in Fort Wayne, My speeds were so bad I couldn't steam Pandora with 5 bars. I have also been surprised about how actual coverage has improved too. I am able to get a decent LTE link and a perfect 3G connection where I previously roamed.

z250kid Member Level: eHRPD

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I hope things get better for you soon. Before NV in Fort Wayne, My speeds were so bad I couldn't steam Pandora with 5 bars. I have also been surprised about how actual coverage has improved too. I am able to get a decent LTE link and a perfect 3G connection where I previously roamed.

Me too. Just another reason why CT is a horrible state it slows down this hole process.

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I also live in Fort Wayne and my service has greatly improved too! I get similar 4G speeds and my 3G speeds are about .4 -- .8 Mbps. I was going to leave sprint when my contract is up this May, but now with network vision almost done (at least in the city) the coverage and speed rivals verizion!!!

So you know Lutheran off Jefferson, you've noticed theres 4G now. They just turned on 4G in that area and now it's all over.
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So you know Lutheran off Jefferson, you've noticed theres 4G now. They just turned on 4G in that area and now it's all over.

 

I have! I work at Lutheran Hospital, so I noticed it between working on idiots. People, please don't be dumb or I may see you in the ER.

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I have! I work at Lutheran Hospital, so I noticed it between working on idiots. People, please don't be dumb or I may see you in the ER.

Yup, that tower next to Lutheran is sprint and it just became active :D
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I sell phones at Best Buy and its great to show sprint customers my sprint note 2 and show everyone a speed test. I have been with sprint for over 10 year and I am loving life. Just went on a couple of road trips to South Bend and Indy almost LTE on both HWY 30 and I69. To everyone NV is well worth the wait, we in northern IN and the whole IPCS affiliate its been a log wait.

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Rukin1 Member Level: eHRPD

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I sell phones at Best Buy and its great to show sprint customers my sprint note 2 and show everyone a speed test. I have been with sprint for over 10 year and I am loving life. Just went on a couple of road trips to South Bend and Indy almost LTE on both HWY 30 and I69. To everyone NV is well worth the wait, we in northern IN and the whole IPCS affiliate its been a log wait.

Yes sir. Everywhere now, is nearly 4G in Fort Wayne, I'm so happy. I went from barely being able to do ANYTHING on 3G in town 1 year ago today, to being able to watch full HD on 4G! loven it here :)

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