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The video explores network speed tests in Middleburg Heights, Ohio, comparing T-Mobile's mid-band 5G to Verizon's 5G ultra wideband. Results show Verizon outperforming T-Mobile in terms of speed and stability. The creator expresses concerns over T-Mobile's performance due to higher ping, jitter, and loss. Further testing with AT&T is mentioned. The speaker also discusses dissatisfaction with 5Ge connection and highlights varying results for different carriers. Verizon's speed results reach 558Mbps down and 75Mbps up. The video emphasizes the importance of network performance and quality in choosing a carrier.
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In this segment of the video, the content creator conducts a network speed test in Middleburg Heights, Ohio, between T-Mobile and Verizon sites that are nearby. They test T-Mobile’s mid-band dedicated 5G against Verizon’s 5G ultra wideband using a Pixel 6 Pro and an iPhone 2. The results show T-Mobile with 299 down, 18 up, 69 ping, and some loss, while Verizon has 534 down, 63 up, 27 ping, and no loss. The iPhone performs similarly to the Pixel on Verizon. The creator expresses concern over T-Mobile’s performance due to higher ping, jitter, and loss compared to Verizon. They switch to AT&T for further testing.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker tests 5G network performance, expressing dissatisfaction with the 5Ge connection, referring to it as the “worst name ever.” The testing includes speed measurements, ping, jitter, and no loss statistics for different carriers like T-Mobile and Verizon. They highlight varying results for different QCI levels and plans, with comments on ping and jitter levels. The video concludes with speed results of 558Mbps down and 75Mbps up for Verizon.