@LukeMilner10@mimislamb1@JonFreier@TMobile Untrue sir we don't get paid $20 and hour in retail you get that if you don't hit a specific commission amount. Which all of us hit over that. It is the regular hourly checks before commission we make less than $20.
@mobowhunting96@TMobile@MikeSievert@NevilleRay I see why you say that because they share overlapping bands with 4GLTE but with the new iOS update on iPhone 12 series phones you will be on stand alone if enabled in settings . Good discussion brother love it man have a bless day
@mobowhunting96@TMobile@MikeSievert@NevilleRay I’m working on getting those field test but as you can see band 41 is active near the location I ran the test. Most of the area in runs smoothly on band N71 in my home those don’t have n41 yet so you will be on NSA 5G using parts of the 4GLTe bands.
@mobowhunting96@TMobile@MikeSievert@NevilleRay Unfortunately I’m not an RF engineer lol but I will conduct on on my next visit to the area I know how to do it on my phone dialer app thanks for the feedback I’ll DM you
@mobowhunting96@TMobile@MikeSievert@NevilleRay After the update iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 have it on t mobile you enable it. Band 12 work ok N71 was ok but I can see a big difference on stand alone. N41 is supported my point it’s more efficient the what I had in my area.
@mobowhunting96@TMobile@MikeSievert@NevilleRay I am it’s enabled in the new iOS update trust me I know my bandwidth and cell tower technology. When I had the long term evolution bandwidth under 700 band it would not reach the 200’s now if I’m closer to a MM wave I can push the thousands but that’s more in the city
@NevilleRay@TMobile The toggle option isn’t there @NevilleRay unless I don’t need it like the picture in the article. It allows me to set it to 5G always on but no toggle