So today I was home, then decided to go to my friend net cafe, where I spot a "Digi Play bus" parkup , instantly I was shock and excited at the same time, then am like wait when since Digi Play reach ochi, must less where I live (Rural Area) ...
Then I walk over to the bus, where I saw the technician on a roof settings up a modem, after he was done I ask him a few questions ...
Is this the new replacement for wimax modem ? He said yes! It's the new 4GLTE modem ...
I ask few more questions but my main one was, How fast is it ? "Right now am getting 29Down and 9Up"
Does anyone here have this setup at home, if yes ? What's your speeds like ? Thanks ...
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Yes! it is in fact TDD-LTE but the most concerning thing about it other than the speed its not unlimited, it has a 100 GB somewhat stop gap, you can still browse after that but it will be slow ... To download a Triple-A type game these days is 100 GB and most streaming is 1080p - 4K so how this ago sustain users ?
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This looks similar to the Lte Home Service
I dug this up on their website
https://www.digicelgroup.com/jm/en/l...vice-faqs.html
I hope this helps
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Just got a text from Digicel...
"Get fast Wi-Fi in your house with LTE Home, now available in Montego Bay. Meet us in Sam Sharpe Square today and look for a Digicel rep in your area for info."
Oh! okay, Cool ... A friend of my got it (Ocho Rios) am getting 20 Mbps DOWN and 14 UP but its not consistent most times under 5 Mbps, the website says "Up to 10 Mbps" i know you not gonna always get that but it shouldn't be that inconsistent ... However what concerns me the is the fact its "NOT unlimited" its taps out at 100 GB for the month (If you run out, they throttle your connection to 1 Mbps) and everything to do with this modem will cost you ... even to not use it for awhile ... smh! this to me seem like a big money venture ...
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Was not aware of us using FDD-LTE here in Jamaica. I have a phone that uses it and doesn't work here. Only EDGE. This would be the UleFone Power. Nice hardware but limited on data.
As for Digicel and LTE - while their connection does seem more stable with usage, the FLOW network seems faster. Speed tests in various places always show Digicel as slower.
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You mean TDD-LTE right?. Anyway Digicel LTE is super slow because they don't use wideband LTE frequency on their network. Flow uses 20mhz of band 4 LTE 20Mhz of Band 2 LTE and 5mhz of Band 12 LTE. Digicel uses only 10mhz of Band 17 LTE and 10mhz of Band 4 LTE. Flow also uses Ericsson equipment, which is the best in the industry. Flow also uses higher modulation and full fibre to the back haul.
Did a couple speedtests in downtown Kingston today and was getting 60-70 Mbs with under 20 ms latency on Digicel LTE. Big improvement over what i was experiencing a month ago.
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