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well, the 6P is both CDMA and GSM, Note on Sprint just CDMA

Posted on: July 18, 2016 at 11:37:46 CT
Joeboo MU
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but I'm not sure of the exact LTE channels of both.

I would assume the 6P on Google Fi is set up to run off of whichever network it's getting a stronger/faster signal from at any time. Maybe Tmobile's network is just that much better than Sprint, even in KC. The 6P was faster on every speed test that I did everywhere (my home in LS, in North KC, and around the plaza are the 3 places I was at this weekend, 6P was faster at all 3)
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Holy ****balls do I love Google Fi - Joeboo MU - 7/18 11:25:00
     I can't decide if I am going to do Fi or this - 44.f6 Rd1 MU - 7/18 11:39:53
          I like these plans but I pay $47/month for 2 phones - SuperTone MU - 7/18 11:41:40
               I am grandfathered into the unlimited data phone plan - 44.f6 Rd1 MU - 7/18 11:45:20
                    They still throttle those plans. - SuperTone MU - 7/18 11:47:38
                         that's what I have heard too. I think AT&T throttle their - 44.f6 Rd1 MU - 7/18 12:13:43
                              My brother is a grandfathered unlimited AT&T plan. - SuperTone MU - 7/18 12:15:57
     does the note 5 have the same LTE channels?(nm) - SuperTone MU - 7/18 11:30:00
          well, the 6P is both CDMA and GSM, Note on Sprint just CDMA - Joeboo MU - 7/18 11:37:46
               CDMA LTE is only class 13 and GSM LTE is class 17 - SuperTone MU - 7/18 11:40:50
                    makes sense(nm) - Joeboo MU - 7/18 11:42:17




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