Who Has The Fastest Cellular Data Speeds T-Mobile Vs Verizon Vs AT&T By TodayIFeelLike

Hey everyone- this is Larry, welcome back to today, I feel like calm. Today we are going to find out who has the fastest data speeds, just regular, not 5g, regular 4G LTE data speeds. We have my T-Mobile phone, we have a Verizon phone, and we have an AT&T phone. So we have three different phones, three different services. Let's try them out, see you as the fastest speeds, and here we go alright. So here we have it.

We have three phones here we have one with T-Mobile. We have one with Verizon, and we have one with AT&T. So let's go ahead, jump into the speed app and see which one of them's going to give us the fastest data speeds. So the first thing that we want to do is actually go in and turn off the Wi-Fi on all of these. So let's go ahead, and I'm going to turn the Wi-Fi off on the T-Mobile one, and we'll turn off the Wi-Fi on the Verizon one and then let's turn off the Wi-Fi on the AT&T one.

So there we go, they all have the Wi-Fi off. Now, let's jump into the speed test. App and make sure that we are that we are all on the same app and let's do it alright. So here we are, we are ready to go as you can see. They all say, go on here and I.

You can see right here. This one is T-Mobile. This one is Verizon Wireless and this one is AT&T. So these are the servers that they defaulted to. So I didn't change anything.

So what we'll do is just run it first here, and then I'll look into the servers and see if there's a way that we can get them all in the same place, but I don't think we can I, think they're all going to be what they are. So let's go ahead and just hit these right here. So let's go one. Two three dopes didn't get that one. Alright, so anyways we'll let them run see how they go and see how they end up going and looks like the AT&T.

One is blazing fast right there we can see this one over here is at a hundred and ninety megabits, a second going. The Verizon Wireless is in second they're at about thirty-seven megabits, and then the T-Mobile is actually the slowest right there, and it's that twelve point, six megabits, that's really slow all right. So now the upload speeds again it looks like T-Mobile- is the slowest here at it looks like nine megabits and Verizon is in second with the 11.1 megabits, for the upload and AT&T is the fastest with twenty point four megabits, and that is for the upload. So what we can see here is a clear, clear winner. There is no doubt right here.

We are looking at this AT&T phone right here with AT&T service. This is a hundred and ninety-five megabits down and twenty point four megabits up now right here we have thirty-seven point two down and one 11.1 up and for our T-Mobile phone. We have twelve point six down and nine point. Seven nine point: one seven up I mean I'm, really, really disappointed at T-Mobile right here. This is very, very slow, especially compared to the others here and this right here, just so that you know my T-Mobile service here is using the iPhone 11 Pro Max, which is iPhones the latest flagship, and this is the premium postpaid service now my AT&T, which is the fastest I'm using my Samsung Galaxy z, flip, and this is actually AT&T prepaid.

So some people say that the prepaid is not as fast because it's not prioritized now this here. My Verizon service is also prepaid, and it's actually not through Verizon directly it through viable or excuse me visible Mobile's, so it's through visible Mobile's, so we have T-Mobile postpaid, visible mobile. You know prepaid and AT&T prepaid, and you can see the two prepaid services actually outperformed the T-Mobile postpaid. But let's do this one more time: let's go back into the let's go back into it, one more time, because it's unfair to just do it once so: let's go ahead and click this, and we'll go and do one two three and didn't get that one again, so we'll let this go again, but here we are zipping through, and it looks like that. It looks like that.

AT&T is going to be even faster. This time they are just going even faster, and it looks like Verizon is going to be about the same, and it looks like T-Mobile is going to be actually a little slower on the download this time but yeah. It looks like they're going pretty good, so it looks like thee. It looks like AT&T is finished first there, and so we have 226 down and eighteen point seven up on AT&T and so the down that uploads a little slower, but the download is significantly faster on that one and the Verizon one. The Verizon Wireless, which is through visible mobile, is about the same as thirty-six point: nine down and seven point.

One seven up and then and then we have T-Mobile, which is just absolutely atrocious, I mean we are talking about. You know ten point, five down and nine point one. It's just I mean that's just terrible that is absolute and complete garbage so yeah there you have it you guys there, everyone I just want you guys want to do to see that this really just depends on where you are, and you know what service you have. Some services are faster in different places, but they shouldn't be. They should be.

You know if you have good coverage because I'm getting good LTE coverage with all three of these phones- and you know in my area, and I'm, getting the worst speeds from T-Mobile and I. Just can't really figure out why that is because I should be getting good speeds with there. You can see here that AT&T is clearly the fastest one, and so, if I was going to choose between any of these services, just based off of data speeds I would definitely have to go with AT&T because they are providing the fastest service out of all of these different. All these different networks so yep there you have it all right. So I wanted to do one last test on here, and that is because I was actually able to get all three of these on the same servers, so they're all going to go to the same server using their individual networks, and so let's go ahead and try this again.

So let's click it again. So let's go one two and three and there they go. They are all off and running and let's see what happens now that they are all on the exact same server and what we can see is well the same thing. Here again, we are looking at the same sort of you know, response we're getting a little slower speeds on the AT&T, one we're getting 167 down and around 20 megabits up, and it looks like on Verizon we're going to get about 37 down and about 12 up and then with and then with T-Mobile we're going to get 11 down and the upload is gosh. That is terrible.

Look at that upload speed. It is atrocious! We're talking about 0.78, not even a full megabit up that is just god-awful I mean T-Mobile, get it together. You must really just I, don't know what you're doing to your network, but this is atrocious. So anyhow, this is a quick look at this I know. I've done some of these tests in the past and people said it's unfair, because I am rating a post page service against a prepaid service, but I want you to see right here these two right here.

These are both the fastest ones and both of these services are prepaid services. This is a is from visible mobile, which it runs on the Verizon wireless network prepaid. This is an AT&T prepaid service and this is prepaid. This is the is the tea mobile postpaid service, and you can see by far in all three tests. It was the slowest on both the download and the uploads all right everyone.

So there you have it. That is it. That is a look at three different services. We had three different phones and three different services. We have T-Mobile Verizon and AT&T, and we were able to see that AT&T was the clear winner when it came to data speeds.

Now we are talking about 4G, we're not talking about 5g, so we're talking about 4G LTE and not the latest 5g I don't have a 5g phone yet, so I can't test it on the Verizon network or on the or on the T-Mobile network. I believe 80 does have a 5g, but it's sort of a like 4.5 G. It's not I, don't believe it's a true 5g network, yet so, but from what we can see that ATT's 4G speeds were clearly blowing the others away. I mean they were. They were like you know, T-Mobile's was only like 10% of what you know.

The speed was on AT&T, and we were getting double like triple the speed on AT&T than we are getting on Verizon, so yeah there you have it call it, as you will, I think it's pretty impressive, that AT&T is able to pull out those speeds on their 4G network, so yeah anyhow, I'm going to leave links to well all of them down below, so that you can check out whatever services you want to check out and maybe see about switching, or you know, upgrading or whatever you want to do, and I'm also going to leave a link to my Amazon page. So you can see all the products I've reviewed over time and all my social media contacts. So you can reach me elsewhere, and I hope you enjoyed this video. If you did, please give it a big thumbs up, and please subscribe to my channel and follow me on Facebook and I am Larry, but today I feel like calm thanks for coming back to see me come back and see me soon and until next time love peace and hair, grease peace.

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