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This is a bit of an ask, but I'll try..
Does anyone know what the 4G is like in Micheldever, Hampshire?
It's a lovely village and the only thing holding us back is the broadband.
Fixed-line is out, as it's ADSL only. Half a meg or 1 meg upstream is no upstream at all. Would be painful.
So would have to be 4G. EE website says 4G - yes, "double speed 4G" no.
We get "double speed" EE 4G here, whatever that is, it's our primary home connection, and is 37 to 50 down and 45 to 50 up. Which doesn't seem very fast to me, but then I appreciate that I've "got used to" file uploads in the gigabytes flying along at speeds that for many with "fibre" would seem quite fast.
30 down 30 up would be fine.
Before I take the modem and the car power transformer down there with a collection of SIM cards, can anyone comment from experience?
Does anyone know what the 4G is like in Micheldever, Hampshire?
It's a lovely village and the only thing holding us back is the broadband.
Fixed-line is out, as it's ADSL only. Half a meg or 1 meg upstream is no upstream at all. Would be painful.
So would have to be 4G. EE website says 4G - yes, "double speed 4G" no.
We get "double speed" EE 4G here, whatever that is, it's our primary home connection, and is 37 to 50 down and 45 to 50 up. Which doesn't seem very fast to me, but then I appreciate that I've "got used to" file uploads in the gigabytes flying along at speeds that for many with "fibre" would seem quite fast.
30 down 30 up would be fine.
Before I take the modem and the car power transformer down there with a collection of SIM cards, can anyone comment from experience?