Pawhuska oklahoma; download 100-270 with upload 25-70. Using nighthawk AX6 4300 router with coverage area at 3500 feet. Four days use so far so good. The T-Mobile Gateway is great so is the support team. Hooked RJ45 from router to gateway without issue.
@@Xealuz still getting good numbers. My T-Mobile gateway only shows 3 out of 5 bars. Accidentally unplugged the gateway and went from tower B66 to B5. Terrible numbers. Rebooted gateway later and got back to B66. Great numbers came back. Recommend not unplugging T-Mobile gateway.
@@Xealuz stable. Less fluctuations in download/upload. My son hooked his Netgear extender and has had good acceptable number for gaming. My numbers are now running consistently 130-150 download 25-35 upload with 6-7 on ping count.
You can! A friend of mine took his on a trip from Colorado to California and back. Kids were streaming videos the whole way. Of course it will be contingent on having usable signal.
Fact: "When the UPLOAD is FASTER than DOWNLOAD, it means the tower you're connected to is CONGESTED, so you need to CALL the T-Mobile Home Internet no., and tell them to ADD more BACKHAUL CAPACITY." Have a great day to y'all!
I'm on the farm with tmobile internet. The concept is spot on but mines is all over the place. Up down off you name it. Not high speed at all. It'll spike to 30 down but is usually single digits. All with 4 bars signal strength. I'm being patient kinda limping along for now. I hope it works for you.
I know what you mean, the odd thing with mine is that upload is often higher than download and I we typically only get 2 bars. I guess 'high speed internet' is relative when you live outside city limits.
I live in a really populated area but the internet is god awful. Imagine paying $70 for max 5mpbs down that frequently disconnects. Getting this when I move will only be a upgrade.
What's do you use for rural internet or have you tried T-Mobile 5G Home Internet?
Starlink would be much faster
I use Verizon. Its great except for the 15gb data cap and then it's useless.
Pawhuska oklahoma; download 100-270 with upload 25-70. Using nighthawk AX6 4300 router with coverage area at 3500 feet. Four days use so far so good. The T-Mobile Gateway is great so is the support team. Hooked RJ45 from router to gateway without issue.
Those are some really good speeds!
@@Xealuz still getting good numbers. My T-Mobile gateway only shows 3 out of 5 bars. Accidentally unplugged the gateway and went from tower B66 to B5. Terrible numbers. Rebooted gateway later and got back to B66. Great numbers came back. Recommend not unplugging T-Mobile gateway.
Got the update to firmware The version 1.2003.03.0178
@@jayrydansdad good to know, any noticeable differences?
@@Xealuz stable. Less fluctuations in download/upload. My son hooked his Netgear extender and has had good acceptable number for gaming. My numbers are now running consistently 130-150 download 25-35 upload with 6-7 on ping count.
Do you have a social media platform
If you have a power converter in your truck can you take this as mobile? Camping, on the road etc?
You can! A friend of mine took his on a trip from Colorado to California and back. Kids were streaming videos the whole way. Of course it will be contingent on having usable signal.
In Utah T-Mobile doesn't even work in the city
Good to know. It's improved in my area recently.
Fact:
"When the UPLOAD is FASTER than DOWNLOAD, it means the tower you're connected to is CONGESTED, so you need to CALL the T-Mobile Home Internet no., and tell them to ADD more BACKHAUL CAPACITY."
Have a great day to y'all!
Thanks for the information! I'll give them a call.
I'm on the farm with tmobile internet. The concept is spot on but mines is all over the place. Up down off you name it. Not high speed at all. It'll spike to 30 down but is usually single digits. All with 4 bars signal strength. I'm being patient kinda limping along for now. I hope it works for you.
I know what you mean, the odd thing with mine is that upload is often higher than download and I we typically only get 2 bars. I guess 'high speed internet' is relative when you live outside city limits.
I live in a really populated area but the internet is god awful. Imagine paying $70 for max 5mpbs down that frequently disconnects. Getting this when I move will only be a upgrade.
That's opposite of what I would have thought, I always figured the big city would have better service!
great video dude
Thanks!