interesting results, cool to see all 3 carriers perform well. from my experience all the way in wisconsin Verizon is the only carrier with reliable service in rural WI.
I feel your need for dual sim since you’re a small channel low based budget and you can’t have 3 or more phones just for speedtesting. Even hector (who I called the king of tech news) uses dual sim and doesn’t get hated for it. At least you’re providing the speedtest results to hs
3 phone sounds like a night mare. when I shoot these videos I already have a phone and an iPad with me. In addition I also usually carry a drone and a media bag that has all of my microphones and various other equipment like tripods in it.
@@upstatespeedtestsyeah hector had like a bag full of ton of devices, you got a lot of equipment on you, I really appreciate the cute thumbnails and drone footage you provide
Always wondered if i should start my own YT channel for the Albany market in Upstate. Then we'll have Binghamton and Albany covered! But i probably at least need a camera or second phone to record some vids/speedtests
Wouldn’t T-Mobile technically have the best for indoor since their mid band runs at 2.5 GHz? Lower then C-band? If we’re talking purely propagation aspects of the signal.
Hey, I saw that you also have this little Air bubble on the left side of the iPad. I got the same and it kinda annoys me, do you know where it comes from?
@@upstatespeedtests not sure tbh, I feel like nearly everyone has that issue but nobody notices. You do see it too tho on your iPad right? Might go to the Apple Store today to check it.
@@upstatespeedtests I don’t know if my answers are deleted or if RU-vid is just bugged but I think it may actually be a manufacturing defect, will take it to the apple store today to check it. You see it too tho right?
