Jeez😮 I’m a metro by t mobile customer have been for years I have the $50 unlimited plan. And I don’t get speeds that high. And on average I use 145-150 gigs of data a month sometimes more because I watch Pluto tv and listen to streaming audio and a lot of downloading. I’m glad I saw this was going to switch to save 25 bucks not anymore
As another comment said, you’ll do well to learn the difference between bits and Bytes when talking about internet speeds. There are 8 bits in a Byte. kB is kiloByte so you’d multiply that by 8 to figure out the kilobits. Your 62.7 kB/s speed result equals just slightly over 500 kbps so they are giving the throttled speeds advertised.
You're mixing up bits and bytes. Infinite offers 512KiloBITS per second after you hit 35GB. You have to divide that by 8 to get the number in kilobytes. 512/8 = 64kB. It's usable for all but video really although some larger websites will take awhile to load. For reference, a service that offers 128Kbps throttled speeds will only get 16kB per second so Boost is in the upper echelon of offers from an MVNO here. Metro is owned by T-Mobile so they can afford to have true unlimited data. When Dish moves Boost Infinite customers to its own network, I would expect them to offer much higher or no caps as well (which they already do with Project Genesis).
@@AKT24pR I don't think you understood what they said. kb ≠ kB, lowercase b is kilobits which is how internet speeds are usually measured, uppercase B is bytes which is 8 bits. What you got was 62 kB/s(kilobytes), that's 496kbps(kilobits) or about 0.5Mbps(megabits). MVNOs usually throttle to 128kbps(kilobits) which would be 16kB/s(kilobytes) or 0.125Mbps(megabits)
Read the fine print speeds may be reduced do to congestion. After 35gb, you are no longer in premium. You are now put at the bottom of the list. But if you call them, tell them the speed issue, and they will sometimes reset your data. Also, man, google Remove remove speed throttle on phone
Hey I'm getting mixed information or maybe it's not processing well with me with ping rate upload download speeds I'm in Central Florida. Anyway been with MetroPCS or fifteen years I don't really like switching. But boost infinite looks like a good deal now are these upload and download speeds and ping rate which I don't know anything about doesn't matter where you are? And I'm sorry I sound like a neanderthal tech guy but my strength is in construction how to build a house and stuff like that tech not so much so I'm trying to UA-cam search ping rate upload download speeds doesn't really freaking make a difference I do watch a lot of UA-cam videos when I'm driving around also listening to music on UA-cam through my car or Bluetooth so I don't know if that means anything I just don't want to have a slow freaking phone. Boosted Lynette I have two phones 50 bucks I have two phones supposedly unlimited with MetroPCS 40 bucks each 80 bucks. Anyway sorry for the long boys text any type of help. Could be location ping Re-Boost upload download and this is just a little overwhelming bro I appreciate it again sorry for the long voice text thanks in advance
I’m gonna tell you right now it depends where you live at I would say test it out first don’t portion metro number into bills infinite see if you qualify for it because it’s post paid service. Go to boostinfinite.com get a Sim card kit and try it out and then make a decision I don’t want you switching carriers without trying it out first because I don’t know how good AT&T is in the part of Florida you’re in.
And where is it that you live in central Florida, Orlando, Kissimmee I need to know exactly where you were sitting you were in to tell you how good the coverages
Boost infinite unlimited with cap like metro. Boost is better deal , international call to 80 countries, data roaming and voice Canada and Mexico for so cheap. Its is so far best deal in market
Exactly why my boost Infinite sim card is just chillin on my night stand. I wish I had speeds like that in Michigan with Metro.
Hopefully soon you’ll get the same speed
My complaint with Metro PCS (not receiving calls/text/ voicemails) Using their supplied phones.
Jeez😮 I’m a metro by t mobile customer have been for years I have the $50 unlimited plan. And I don’t get speeds that high. And on average I use 145-150 gigs of data a month sometimes more because I watch Pluto tv and listen to streaming audio and a lot of downloading. I’m glad I saw this was going to switch to save 25 bucks not anymore
Metro by T-Mobile is way better than Boost Mobile.
@@philliprhinehardt6268 yes it is
As another comment said, you’ll do well to learn the difference between bits and Bytes when talking about internet speeds. There are 8 bits in a Byte. kB is kiloByte so you’d multiply that by 8 to figure out the kilobits.
Your 62.7 kB/s speed result equals just slightly over 500 kbps so they are giving the throttled speeds advertised.
Watching this while throttled on boost😂
Oh yeah Boost, infinite trash
So your phone turns into a 56k Dial-Up modem in 2023 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yes bro that’s what Boost, infinite does to you when you go over your data 🤦🏽♂️😭🤣
Dam 25$ I'm thinking of going there from visible it's decent but throttled even with the plus plan
Not 25 it's 60 a month
@@TrainRails single line is 25$ with port in also a sign up fee though
You're mixing up bits and bytes. Infinite offers 512KiloBITS per second after you hit 35GB. You have to divide that by 8 to get the number in kilobytes. 512/8 = 64kB. It's usable for all but video really although some larger websites will take awhile to load.
For reference, a service that offers 128Kbps throttled speeds will only get 16kB per second so Boost is in the upper echelon of offers from an MVNO here. Metro is owned by T-Mobile so they can afford to have true unlimited data. When Dish moves Boost Infinite customers to its own network, I would expect them to offer much higher or no caps as well (which they already do with Project Genesis).
Yeah, that’s the problem bro they don’t keep up to them and they give you less speed than what they promise
@@AKT24pR I don't think you understood what they said. kb ≠ kB, lowercase b is kilobits which is how internet speeds are usually measured, uppercase B is bytes which is 8 bits. What you got was 62 kB/s(kilobytes), that's 496kbps(kilobits) or about 0.5Mbps(megabits). MVNOs usually throttle to 128kbps(kilobits) which would be 16kB/s(kilobytes) or 0.125Mbps(megabits)
Had infinite ♾️ for almost a year during busy hours your throttled hard
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It's very Area specific on what you'll get but yeah Boost Mobile sucks compared to Metro By T-Mobile or any other Cell Phone Carriers honestly.
Metro is better by a longshot
@@AKT24pR 💯
❤metro for the win until TMobile starts hating then start changing things
Yes yeah Metro’s really good
I thought boost was at least keeping up I guess it's a att cap
Yes it’s it slows you down after 30 gigs so of course Metro’s gonna be better
Gotta love metro
Yes bro
El problema que metro tiene mala cobertura y boost tiene cobertura en todos lados
Read the fine print speeds may be reduced do to congestion. After 35gb, you are no longer in premium. You are now put at the bottom of the list. But if you call them, tell them the speed issue, and they will sometimes reset your data. Also, man, google Remove remove speed throttle on phone
Hey I'm getting mixed information or maybe it's not processing well with me with ping rate upload download speeds I'm in Central Florida. Anyway been with MetroPCS or fifteen years I don't really like switching. But boost infinite looks like a good deal now are these upload and download speeds and ping rate which I don't know anything about doesn't matter where you are? And I'm sorry I sound like a neanderthal tech guy but my strength is in construction how to build a house and stuff like that tech not so much so I'm trying to UA-cam search ping rate upload download speeds doesn't really freaking make a difference I do watch a lot of UA-cam videos when I'm driving around also listening to music on UA-cam through my car or Bluetooth so I don't know if that means anything I just don't want to have a slow freaking phone. Boosted Lynette I have two phones 50 bucks I have two phones supposedly unlimited with MetroPCS 40 bucks each 80 bucks. Anyway sorry for the long boys text any type of help. Could be location ping Re-Boost upload download and this is just a little overwhelming bro I appreciate it again sorry for the long voice text thanks in advance
I’m gonna tell you right now it depends where you live at I would say test it out first don’t portion metro number into bills infinite see if you qualify for it because it’s post paid service. Go to boostinfinite.com get a Sim card kit and try it out and then make a decision I don’t want you switching carriers without trying it out first because I don’t know how good AT&T is in the part of Florida you’re in.
And where is it that you live in central Florida, Orlando, Kissimmee I need to know exactly where you were sitting you were in to tell you how good the coverages
i hope you kept metro
Metro is better.
Yes it is
Yeah metro by t mobile is much better then booost im happy with metro
Yes me to
That Phone Is Dead
Boost infinite unlimited with cap like metro. Boost is better deal , international call to 80 countries, data roaming and voice Canada and Mexico for so cheap. Its is so far best deal in market
MetrobyT-Mobile does not have a cat what are you talking about? I get Juliana limited data Boost, infinite has a cat not MetrobyT mobile.
i used to have metro and it was fine after the supposed cap. but with boost i cant even download a calculator app in a timely manner
@@karkadorI cant even scroll on youtube with the boost cap