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  1. 4 hours ago, Paynefanbro said:

    T-Mobile eNB 45796, 47199, and 42339 are all gigabit sites now. Also there's a VoNR toggle on the iPhone 15 that works exactly as advertised. Phone was on 5G, ran a speediest and got n41 speeds and my typical ~40ms standalone ping. Weird that Speedtest reads the 15 Pro Max as the iPhone16,2.

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    Does enabling SA on the 15 Pro Max cause the phone to heat up like the 13pro line?

  2. 49 minutes ago, dkyeager said:

    It will be stronger at the edge due to increased bandwidth.  At some sites T-Mobile may then decide to increase the range.  They will need to ensure high quality signal else calls will drop on VoNR.

    So does T-Mobile run their sites at lower power than other carriers. T-Mobile seem to drop from 5G to LTE quicker than my AT&T line even when they on the same site. 

  3. I’ve had a 5G device since March of this year. I’ve noticed that 5G would drop off and fall back to LTE. I understand that NSA 5G depends on LTE to connect. So usually when I connect to LTE it’s B12 or B71. Mostly in buildings.  When T-Mobile goes to SA 5G will n71 have more range because it’s not dependent upon LTE to stay connected?

  4. 27 minutes ago, mmark27 said:

    I bit the bullet and put the T-Mobile SIM card in my s21 ultra. I am connecting to Sprint b41 just fine.

    I just called into customer service and had ROMEAHOME applied to one of my lines. So far T-Mobile speeds varies a lot. Still seems to load webpages and videos faster. I’ll continue monitoring the service before switching my other lines. 
     

    Also in my market it seems that b41 LTE has gone from 3 carriers to 2. 


  5. Also, T-Mobile had to have an orderly shutdown of Sprint's nine 5G markets (Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, Kansas City, Los Angeles, New York City, Phoenix, and Washington, D.C.). Now that that has seemingly occurred, I would expect T-Mobile's 2.5 GHz rollout to kick into gear in these major markets.


    I still don’t understand why T-Mobile has to shutdown Sprints 5G when they are using the same technology.
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  6. I came to Sprint after the Nextel merger. I opened a line of service with Nextel back in 2005. I originally went into the Nextel store with a buddy of mine who was getting a phone serviced. The rep at the store ask me if I had service with Nextel the answer was no and I wasn’t interested in Nextel. The reason being 1 I was broke and 2 I had just finished high school. In those times Nextel required down payments some as high as $500 down and I had no where near that amount of money. Most people I knew at the time had paid those high prices for down payment. So the rep says you may quality for service and may not need a down payment depending on your credit. Which I didn’t have any credit at the time and I just knew I would get declined. I let her run my social security number. She came back and said you qualify for service with $0 down. I was like SWEET so I signed up and receive I think it was a Motorola i265 or something which was free with a 2 yr contract.

    So I used Nextel for 2-3 years and converted my line to Sprint in 2007-2008 and purchased the Product Red Moro RAZR. I’ve been with Sprint ever since.

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  7. Out of curiosity did anyone have a respectable  experience with voice over LTE on Sprint? I never had a reason to use my data while on a call but when I had VoLTE toggled on, I'd always have garbled calls inside of stores where a band 25 or even 41 signal was available, nevermind band 26 (which always resulted in unusable data and calls that were completely unintelligible). It was frustrating so I normally turned it off but was trying to give it a chance as others seemed so happy with something that I had little use for and barely worked in practice. This with a Galaxy Note 10 plus. 

    I was having issues inside of Grocery stores. I was using an iPhone XS MAX. I’m now using an iPhone 11 Pro it seems to have better reception than my old device. I’m having a better experience now. Those same stores instead of my phone placing calls on a weak LTE signal it would switch to CDMA which doesn’t bother me because I could then use the stores WiFi for data.

    I was also having issues with my calls when driving on the highway. My calls would get really choppy and I could only hear like every second or third word.
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