JiminDenver wrote:
HSPA+ is not all that slow. I don't know its limits but I use to see near 7 Mbps down in a very challenging area of Denver. A boosted signal doesn't always fix everything either. My Mobley is on 4G from some far off tower while remote boondocking in the Rockies. All the booster does is keep it connected when that far off tower becomes congested at 9 am everyday. It can be slow but without the booster and directional antenna, it is nothing. Sprint and T-mobile are often like that. Show no signal until they hit the cradle.
I'm in the Rockies-----turns out the signal I'm getting for the Mobley is a T-Mobile; cant get internet at all in spite of a "strong" signal of -68db,but wouldn't use it anyway because it indicates "roaming". Verizon with no boost is strong and quick--and expensive. The catch to unlimited data with the Mobley as I move around is going to be getting an AT&T signal.
