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    Default H2O data question

    Ok so I know that h2o wireless a little while back only offered 50MB of data, but now it says unlimited on their website. My question is, is it really unlimited and also do they cap it after a while? Thanks really appreciate anybody that takes the time to answer

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    Yes they now offering everything unlimited for $60 the good thing is that 3G / mms / FaceTime works 100% due to h2o it's an at&t virtual network , that's what I have $h60





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    H2o wireless has a unlimited data plan for $60
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    Can someone post some speedtest.net results on H2O? That would be awesome.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nitsua93 View Post
    Can someone post some speedtest.net results on H2O? That would be awesome.
    it's the same speed as AT&T
    Last edited by duromega; 10-24-2011 at 05:02 PM.





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    Not if they're throttled or old lines. That's how Virgin Mobile works and I believe how Straight Talk works.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nitsua93 View Post
    Not if they're throttled or old lines. That's how Virgin Mobile works and I believe how Straight Talk works.
    What do you mean ? 
    Virgin mobile it's a sprint network





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    I know. That doesn't mean AT&T wouldn't do the same thing to H2O.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nitsua93 View Post
    Not if they're throttled or old lines. That's how Virgin Mobile works and I believe how Straight Talk works.
    I read that AT&T throttles H2O Wireless.

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    I bit for the $50 data plan on H2O to test quality before I changed over to H2O full time.

    I spent the day running speed comparisons between T-Mobile and H2O.

    I had very high hopes that H2O would not be a second tier carrier.

    The test phone is a Iphone 16gb 3gs, jail broken and H2O supplied APN mod applied.
    A T-Mobile G1 android was a control. Speed Test.net by OOKLA was used for all tests.

    Signal levels on T-Mobile side were close but higher than with the H2O sim installed.

    The T-Mobile IPhone 2g data rate averaged Ping=490 Download=150kb Upload=40kb
    The T-Mobile IPhone 3g data was not available.(T-Mobile 3g data band is not compatible with Iphone hardware.)

    The H2O IPhone 2g data rate averaged Ping=900 Download=90kb Upload=60kb
    The H2O IPhone 3g data rate averaged Ping=460 Download=300kb Upload=120kb


    The T-Mobile G1 Android 2G data was not available.
    The T-Mobile G1 Android 3G data rate averaged Ping=185 Download=3155kb Upload=323kb

    The Results were ~ double speed on H2O 3G wireless. But not like the T-Mobile 3G results.

    I doubt that the H2O speeds are normal ATT rates.
    I am open to suggestions as to things to do to speed up the process.

    Your mileage may vary.

    After posting this I drove around to find a 5 bar location.
    The H2O speed here is capped at 300kb.

    Please click the thanks button (bottom left) if this helped you.
    Last edited by riznstar; 11-11-2011 at 07:06 PM.

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