@luke11992 wrote:
Also, if you want to test your speed to make sure you're getting 4g speeds, just google "internet speed test" and you'll have many options.
BUT, beware of a couple of things:
1) Every speed test consumes data! If you're getting full (not throttled) speeds and so some of these tests under good conditions, you can use up hundreds of MBs of data in a single test. These all count against your monthly and/or add-on data amounts available.
2) There is always a "lag time" between changing plans with different speeds. In other words, if you switch from a "3G" speed to full, it can take up to about 3 days for the speed to increase, so don't be upsef if you see slower speeds still initially. Conversely if you're going in the other direction, beware that you will still receive the full unthrottled speed for up to 3 days before the throttling kicks in, so don't celebrate if you're seeing "too fast" speeds, and beware especially of point #1 if you're testing during this period. In general, you're better to wait at least 72 hours before you do any speed tests.
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