Verizon 4G LTE network vs Verizon 4G XLTE network speeds

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pwrdbykyank

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I feel like using two different phones (among other things) creates a variable that messes with the test. Hasn't anyone watched Mythbusters? Gosh.

Well point was to use one phone thats on the 4g lte network and one on the xlte network. I doubt using both at same time does anything since im sure thousands of other people nearby were on their phones in los angeles as well. Plus each phone was on a totally different account if one would think it might have any effect if they were on same account. :)
 

mojito13

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Well point was to use one phone thats on the 4g lte network and one on the xlte network. I doubt using both at same time does anything since im sure thousands of other people nearby were on their phones in los angeles as well. Plus each phone was on a totally different account if one would think it might have any effect if they were on same account. :)

No I understand, I was just pointing out that there are quite a few variables in this test that aren't accounted for. It's an interesting result but there's so many variables they didn't bother controlling and a bunch that are essentially out of their control that make the test fundamentally flawed.
 

ihavenewnike

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