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Re: Massive fluctuation of internet speed
I ended up buy this antenna from WAVEFORM and I know have blistering internet speeds. You will have to talk T-MOBIL into sending you a Gateway that has antenna ports built into it. I now have speeds between 400-800 every time I check it. MIMO 4x4 Panel External Antenna Kit for 4G LTE/5G Hotspots & Router 1$399.99Re: Massive fluctuation of internet speed
I would have thought if something was blocking the signal I wouldn'thave 175mbps 3/4"s of the time. If something is blocking the signal, then somethings in the way all the time. I believe T-Mobile has oversold their ability to supply a steady internet signal. The more time that goes by the worse my speed fluctuates. The one thing that made the biggestdifference is when I put the device on a ledge outside of a window that has a 2 ft over hang and is 20 feet up in the air. That at least made it where I could get a descent signal. T-Mobile says they do not have a exterior device, maybe they need one.Re: Massive fluctuation of internet speed
The device is placed in the best place possible. When our internet is working it is blistering fast to us that live in the middle of no where. We have speeds over 200mbps on a regular basis. Here's todays speeds its been a good day so far. We had a low of 55mbps an average of 194mbps and a hi of 219. The problem is at any moment we could drop to single digits and bounce around from there. Or just loose it completely.Massive fluctuation of internet speed
Our home internet fluctuates from 0.44mbps to 200+mbps . This is an example of a good day. The fluctuations are steadily getting worse. I my opinion T-Mobile has oversold there ability to supply a steady internet signal. T-Mobile just keeps say it congestion which seems to me the same thing I am saying, they have more customers than they can supply internet to. Plus there's no rhyme or reason to the fluctuation. Is anything being done to fix this or do I need to move on to a different way of getting the internet. What we have now is almost useless.
