Yep. All show and no go 🤣 typical western value.TMobile 5G is all over my area but sometimes it just dosent work no data at all but on speed test it shows fast speeds but nothing.
I‘ve seen Google Maps think its offline for 30 seconds or more when I have a good connection and excellent Speedtest results. I don’t know if the issue is T-Mobile, iOS 15 or Google Maps.TMobile 5G is all over my area but sometimes it just dosent work no data at all but on speed test it shows fast speeds but nothing.
Issue is T-Mobile. Same behavior as on my S21 Ultra .I‘ve seen Google Maps think its offline for 30 seconds or more when I have a good connection and excellent Speedtest results. I don’t know if the issue is T-Mobile, iOS 15 or Google Maps.
I have the same issue when I’m using T-Mobile (I’m dual sim). I have to turn on the 1.1.1.1 VPN and it fixes it. So my guess is that T-Mobile is having DNS issues.I‘ve seen Google Maps think its offline for 30 seconds or more when I have a good connection and excellent Speedtest results. I don’t know if the issue is T-Mobile, iOS 15 or Google Maps.
Yes, me. Same experience.After nearly a month of regular use on T-Mobile 5G and/or 5Guc I can tell a noticeable lag trying to surf or initially connecting to the service on my new iPhone 13. I’ve read in another thread this happening to people. I actually think for browsing my iPhone 11 on LTE was faster.
Anyone else?
I see this latency lag too on my 13 mini. The initial connection handshake takes several seconds, once it negotiates the connection it’s fast downloading the data. It’s almost as if the handset and tower are trying to figure out whether they should use 5G or LTE. It definitely makes ad hoc browsing feel slower than older LTE only handsetsAfter nearly a month of regular use on T-Mobile 5G and/or 5Guc I can tell a noticeable lag trying to surf or initially connecting to the service on my new iPhone 13. I’ve read in another thread this happening to people. I actually think for browsing my iPhone 11 on LTE was faster.
Anyone else?