92diggers
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Lebara (Vodafone) 6mbps. Time to try O2.its almost 100% at capacity then. They only offer it to areas with good capacity.
This is giving me a headache
Lebara (Vodafone) 6mbps. Time to try O2.its almost 100% at capacity then. They only offer it to areas with good capacity.
O2 is guaranteed to be awful if Vodafone is bad.Lebara (Vodafone) 6mbps. Time to try O2.
This is giving me a headache
When using Lebara sim, what band does the tp-link say you're connected to?Lebara (Vodafone) 6mbps. Time to try O2.
This is giving me a headache
O2 is always worse than Vodafone. Its just how it is sadly.Lycamobile 2mb, so O2 is terrible too.
I'm now getting about 10mbs on Lebara on Band 20, so Vodafone seems best.
There are 1 of 2 locations you're connecting to. 1 locations has 1,7 and 20 (Weston college) and the other 1 and 20 (wooler road) You could be connected to another but unlikely if cellmapper is semi accurate. Depending on where the cells are pointing, i think you could get a little more out of Vodafone with forced band changing, when/if you feel up to that.Lycamobile 2mb, so O2 is terrible too.
I'm now getting about 10mbs on Lebara on Band 20, so Vodafone seems best.
In my experience, no. When i first got into the mobile broadband market with Three, i would connect to Band 20 and the speeds were poor, until i came across manual band changing and band 3 was now an option. My router wouldn't automatically connect to band 3 nor would it carrier aggregate, even though it was available. Speeds went from 15mbps with B20 only to 70mbps with B3+B20. That's not the case now though with congestion and all.I don't mind adjusting the band manually on the router but band 20 is the default the router has chosen and sounds like the best option anyway?