mirskyc
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You're correct, got confused with AT&T which only has 80MHz deployed
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They coverage map is a bit exaggerated but I've noticed a lot of improved coverage in Manhattan and Queens. Long Island is still very much slacking and overstated I'm curious what could be next for T-Mobile. I believe they are capped at 140Mhz of B41 in NYC. I wonder how soon until more LTE reframing or C-Band/CBRS deployment starts
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I've had a Verizon Sim for a few months now and I've noticed wherever Verizon has C-Band they are beating T-Mobile in terms of Speed. They have 180MHZ of C-Band deployed and I am constantly reaching over 1Gbps. It seems like they're on top of updating the backhaul with multigig access. If they catch up to T-Mobile's N41 deployment with C-Band, T-Mobile will be in trouble. Especially with the dense mmWave deployment taking some of the strain off C-Band in dense areas
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Not sure if anything changed but service in the subway has been terrible. Data is pretty much useless in the bigger stations. I hope transit wireless have a plan for 5G soon.
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Has anyone seen 4x CA on standalone 5G in NYC? I thought the z flip 5 was able to but I haven’t seen it yet
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I believe this site is now fully live and is also a gig+ site eNB 6269.
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Came here to find the oDAS. A few weeks ago I noticed a new one on my daily walk to the train. This morning I saw workers tearing up the road and sidewalk to fun fiber from across the street.
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I just noticed N71 is 15MHz and B71 doesn't exist anymore. I recall B71 being 10 MHz and N71 being 5MHZ. Then I thought they swapped to B71 5MHz and N71 10MHz. Then they leased spectrum from Dish and this allowed N71 to be bumped up to 15MHz but I thought B71 was stil broadcasting.
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Saw my first local keep site finally having work done. 31-77 32nd St Astoria. This roof only had Sprint on it previously. All the sprint antennas are now gone and there is one sector with T-Mobile Antennas now. Interesting that this site actually relied on microwave backhaul, which is now also removed, from a near by Sprint site at 23-35 Broadway. T-Mobile was also located there. I wonder if they had fiber installed on the keep site
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The Tram Sprint site was one of the first locations I found with N41 when it first launched.
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Glad to see I'm not the only one who doesn't have N25. I have a Galaxy Flip 4 and N25 doesn't show up in the *#BAND# menu. A little annoying since they took away 5mzh of B2 LTE and put it with unused 5MHZ PCS to deploy N25 in NYC. I guess I have access to less aggregated spectrum now.
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Just realized why I haven't seen it yet. My Z Flip 4 doesn't have N25. It doesn't even show up in the band menu to enable for my T-Mobile Sim. Only N41 N66 N71 and N260/N261.
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just noticed this in Manhattan. Not sure if N25 is live yet though.
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Anyone know why Signal check Pro shows NR38 when connected to SA NR41?
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Recently in Astoria my phone has been parked on SA N41 100mhz + 20mhz. Made a few calls to see if calls go over 5G but the phone drops down to VoLTE. I've also started to see SA N71 Primary with N41 secondary on Long Island.
