10-04-2024 03:11 PM - edited 10-04-2024 03:13 PM
When I connect to EE 4G+ Data I hit ~80Mb/s downstream but then within maybe 30 seconds or so it drops to ~30Mb/s and evenings/weekends it drops even further into single digits making it virtually useless.
My signal strength in both devices varies between -83db to -79db so pretty decent.
I have an EE contract 'our best speeds' SIM.
There are no reported problems in my area.
I'm trying to use this in my Galaxy S23 Ultra and my TP-Link MR500 and see very similar results from both. Is this throttling or could there be something else wrong?
10-04-2024 03:41 PM
Hi @wmj
EE don't provide any guaranteed speed on their mobile network as it is down to the local mast, traffic etc and therefore can be variable.
Thanks
10-04-2024 04:09 PM
Should there not be at least a min speed level aim or some kind of SLA though? I wouldn't have thought EE were that hard-up for capacity that their 4G+ service disintrigates to single fugures and becomes unusable if you try to e.g., stream a 4k movie one evening on Netflix?
10-04-2024 04:12 PM
You won't get SLAs on consumer products.
12-04-2024 09:20 AM - edited 12-04-2024 09:21 AM
Well, just kind of strange this happens evenings and weekends. Like a switch is thrown during those times to stop anything other than calls and basic web browsing. | wonder if NSA is any different? Can't quite get that here, Seen the blistering speeds out and about but never tested it to any long degree,