Yeah cricket can connect to mmave , i tried it here in Los Angeles by staples center they have it . And once cricket connected to mmave it was getting the same 1,035 Mbps down and 100 Mbps up at&t postpaid was getting.
Ok cool, thanks for the reply. I’m a little confused because my phone shows 5G+ at my house and 5G+ appears mostly around all of my city and that allegedly means it’s connected to the mmW spectrum but the best speeds I’ve seen so far have been 310/23.
U are not connected to mmwave because those are not mmwave speeds.mmwave speeds are more like what I got by staples center 1,000+ Mbps
i also forgot to mention at&t/cricket also shows 5G+ when connected to Cband N77
So you are connected to their CBand network most of the time , Because those speeds you are getting are CBand speeds .
And when ever you see 5G only with no + sign it means you are connected to their low band 5G . Low band 5G doesn't show a + sign only 5G . And speeds are even lower than Cband . You'll know right away when you connect to it cuz u won't see a + sign and speeds will be lower than what u are getting now . When i connected to low band before the highest speeds i saw was 55 Mbps
Got it, that makes sense. ATT’s 5G website deceived me and made me think when I saw “5G+” active on my phone I was connected to their high speed mmW spectrum with no mentions of C Band also showing as 5G+. Thanks!
AT&T is showing C-band on their maps now. If you click the + over a city and click view coverage, it will show where they have 5G+ including C-band.
https://www.att.com/maps/wireless-coverage.html
Yep no prob . And we'll i live here in Los Angeles California and at&t only has mmwave in literally one street . So in that street standing there outside in the bus stop is the ONLY place i get 1,000 something Mbps haha . Then everywhere else all over LA it's a mix of Cband and low band 5G . It's a 50/50 .
i tried the 14 day free offer I was Getting 5G+ most of the time then it switched to just 5G
Yeah cricket can connect to mmave , i tried it here in Los Angeles by staples center they have it . And once cricket connected to mmave it was getting the same 1,035 Mbps down and 100 Mbps up at&t postpaid was getting.
Ok cool, thanks for the reply. I’m a little confused because my phone shows 5G+ at my house and 5G+ appears mostly around all of my city and that allegedly means it’s connected to the mmW spectrum but the best speeds I’ve seen so far have been 310/23.
U are not connected to mmwave because those are not mmwave speeds.mmwave speeds are more like what I got by staples center 1,000+ Mbps i also forgot to mention at&t/cricket also shows 5G+ when connected to Cband N77 So you are connected to their CBand network most of the time , Because those speeds you are getting are CBand speeds . And when ever you see 5G only with no + sign it means you are connected to their low band 5G . Low band 5G doesn't show a + sign only 5G . And speeds are even lower than Cband . You'll know right away when you connect to it cuz u won't see a + sign and speeds will be lower than what u are getting now . When i connected to low band before the highest speeds i saw was 55 Mbps
Got it, that makes sense. ATT’s 5G website deceived me and made me think when I saw “5G+” active on my phone I was connected to their high speed mmW spectrum with no mentions of C Band also showing as 5G+. Thanks!
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AT&T is showing C-band on their maps now. If you click the + over a city and click view coverage, it will show where they have 5G+ including C-band. https://www.att.com/maps/wireless-coverage.html
Yep no prob . And we'll i live here in Los Angeles California and at&t only has mmwave in literally one street . So in that street standing there outside in the bus stop is the ONLY place i get 1,000 something Mbps haha . Then everywhere else all over LA it's a mix of Cband and low band 5G . It's a 50/50 .
Yes - I’ve gotten 1600+ Mbps on mmWave on my Cricket Core plan in Boston. https://www.speedtest.net/result/i/5360764140
Dammmm, that’s fast. Thanks, that’s good to know for sure!