Verizon also did particularly well in Hollywood, while AT&T was strongest
across downtown to Koreatown and Hancock Park, and in Van Nuys.
MIAMI: VERIZON WIRELESS
Verizon’s south Florida supremacy continues whether you’re on 4G or 5G. On
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we saw downtown and along the Brickell waterfront. The relatively high Verizon
5G availability number we got is more because we focused our driving in central
Miami rather than roaming over all of the metro area, but the overall results
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any time downtown.
Miami was one of AT&T’s better-performing 5G cities. It is a particularly slow
city for T-Mobile 5G. In both cases, the carriers say they have high-band
millimeter-wave 5G somewhere in Miami, but we didn’t encounter it in our
drive. 4G is the way to go for AT&T and T-Mobile in Miami.
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