slowhand

I'm also in downtown Atlanta, and found the phone was stuck on 3g when I got to work. Restarted the phone and it picked up LTE, although it's weaker than my S3 was last week. Still works though.

I didn't read those as being based on personal experience. I read that as a logical comment on how it should theoretically work. I'm trying to hear from people that have done it.

I swapped to a tmobile Sim, no issues. When I swapped back to sprint, no service until I selected global for the network.

Very helpful guys (and good news as well). Thanks again.

Yea it's been like this since I moved to this office a month ago. I found it puzzling that the 3g is so good and the 4g so bad. But no worries, I can deal with it. 3g works fine for what I do at the office.

Thank you for the help & info.

Piedmont rd and lakeshore dr (which is half way between 85 and lindbergh).

I work in south Buckhead and find my 3g signal (via SignalCheck) hovers around -75 dBm. But 4g hovers around -115 dBm. So I normally have to switch to 3g to get a decent connection at work.

Is this normal for a "completed" market? Is there anything I can do to improve the 4g signal?

Thanks in advance for any insight.