It's Verizon's turn to brag about the latest RootMetrics report
Verizon also points out that on the state level, its results almost doubled the score of the nearest competitor. In cities from coast to coast, Verizon's network finished in first outright or via a tie in 116 out of 125 metro markets.
Like its rivals, Verizon is using the latest technologies such as 4x4 MIMO which adds additional connection points between a cell tower and your phone, three channel carrier aggregation which widens the pipeline allowing data signals to move faster, and 256 QAM which allows your phone to handle larger amounts of information to increase data speeds. Lastly, Big Red is employing LTE U and LAA which will allow your phone to access unlicensed Wi-Fi spectrum for faster speeds.
"These results are incredible, and we’re rightly proud of them, but they are really something for our customers to celebrate. Everything we do is for them. Users deserve the best – largest coverage, superior performance, unrivaled reliability and the consistently best speeds – and they know where they can find these. Millions of people have switched to Verizon Unlimited since its launch in February, and these latest results show they are enjoying the best possible network experience."-Nicola Palmer, chief wireless network officer, Verizon
Results from RootMetrics latest report
source: RootMetrics (1), (2), (3) via Verizon
4 Comments
2. joeytaylor
Posts: 957; Member since: Feb 28, 2015
Come test Tmobile at my house and you will see it's non-existent
posted on Jul 27, 2017, 12:48 AM 1
4. anubis13k
Posts: 14; Member since: Oct 19, 2011
With verizon at my house, 0.1 mbps download, dropped calls, unable to send picture messages. Verizon use to be great in my are but in the last three years quality went down. After 6 trouble shoot tickets and three years customer service told me too much congestion in your area, we are adding more towers but no time frame for it. With tmobile I have no problem, download speed is 35 mbps. Even sprint gives better service in my area.
posted on Jul 28, 2017, 9:00 PM 0
3. iLexus
Posts: 21; Member since: Jul 30, 2009
I don't think T-Mobile like East Texas or just decided to leave that part of the state out. Driving north of Houston on Interstate 59 to Arkansas, you might as well turn your phone off. No Service No Data. Several parts of Louisiana, same issue. T-Mobile has gots to get it together in rural areas outside the city limits. I hope the 600mhz rollout will resolve this. I support these metrics.
