keithshoe

This sounds like astroturfing. Don't post anything like this again. Please don't troll our forums asking for people to talk about how other carriers are better.

 

Robert via Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 using Tapatalk

 Sorry you feel that way, I thought you would want a honest response from someone that has been with Sprint for 12 years that uses Sensorly to help with mapping of this network. You have a good website here that I have used over the years waiting on LTE to arrive in Jax.   

I will not use your website again if you feel like I am being a bad member.  I thought the purpose of this website was for honest reviews from real people.  I just want a phone that works for the amount of money I pay.  That is not too much to ask in my opinion, but I guess it is in yours.

Have a good day.

Just saw that Sprint officially launched Jacksonville today.

 

I'm trying to maintain some optimism, but the rollout has been painfully slow and my experience with LTE thus far is that if I stand outside, in the right spot, the speed is great. However, anywhere that I actually need to use it, you can't get an LTE signal, and the 3g is dial up slow.

 

I've been with Sprint for so long, that I think I have a little Stockholm syndrome. I don't want to wait another year or two for the upgrades, but I can't bring myself to throw in the towel either.

 

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I feel you, talked a friend into getting the HTC One like mine on Sprint, it has worse coverage than the HTC EVO he had, I also seen poorer reception with mine, but kept it instead of trying to see if Samsung 4 had better reception.

He has been a long time Sprint guy too.  He got tired of it and went to ATT last week before his 15 days were up.  He has 5 bars now inside the building with blazing speeds compared to a brick in his hand..   Not sure it is worth eating the ETF on my new HTCOne and making the jump too.  It gets old carrying a brick when you can not use for phone, email, internet, etc and pay 180 bucks a month for 3 phones.  I have to use an Airave in the house to have any signal there too.

Been listening to LTE talk since I bought the first HTC EVO two years ago, that phone never seen a LTE the entire time I had it.

How many have made the switch form Sprint and like the grass better on the other side of the fence?  

Seen 4G popped up on my phone today at Southside and Baymeadows. Ran Sensorly to let it show up on their maps. Will run again tomorrow and see what kind of speed I get with Speedtest too.

Tired of having a EVO LTE phone with slow speeds, lets hope the rollout is ready. I was told by Sprint store 1st Quarter of 2013. We only have another month.