04-07-2016 07:34 AM
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  1. Donkichot's Avatar
    Donkichot
    Exporting a 1.9GB file to my computer by wifi AC in 41 sec !!!
    It's about 47MB/sec speed !
    And about 2 Time faster then the Air-2 on wifi !
    In the video you can see a peek at 62MB/sec !

    04-05-2016 12:38 PM
  2. Just_Me_D's Avatar
    Just_Me_D
    Nice!....
    04-05-2016 07:08 PM
  3. Hobdell85's Avatar
    Hobdell85
    Yes I agree. I downloaded a 1.97gb video and it took less than a minute.
    04-06-2016 03:05 AM
  4. Hobdell85's Avatar
    Hobdell85
    What app are you using for the network monitor??
    04-06-2016 03:08 AM
  5. OZsMac's Avatar
    OZsMac
    I was concerned about the USB2 speed of my iPad Pro 9.7", until I decided I'd try to use Plex Sync instead of just copy files using iTunes into AVPlayer.

    It was amazing, just flew through the transfer of a 2GB movie, I actually didn't believe it worked, so had to put my iPad into flight mode and confirm that I could playback the movie.

    So USB speed for Sync is no longer an issue at all.
    04-06-2016 03:25 AM
  7. Donkichot's Avatar
    Donkichot
    Originally Posted by Hobdell85
    What app are you using for the network monitor??
    A very cool App of widgets for the "Network Monitor" and "Photosync" for the upload (and Download).

    Wdgts - A Collection of Notification Center & Watch Widgets par Tanmay Sonawane
    https://appsto.re/ca/ObQM2.i
    Man the Pro 9.7 is wifi fast !-imageuploadedbyimore-forums1459956645.129185.jpg
    04-06-2016 10:30 AM
  8. tcuprof's Avatar
    tcuprof
    Trusted Member
    Using Speedtest, I compared download/upload speeds with my iPhone 6S and my iPad Pro. The iPhone ranges from 30-40 Mbps download and 60-70 Mbps upload. The iPad ranges from 65-105 Mbps download and 75-90 Mbps upload. Those seem fast enough to me.
    04-06-2016 11:55 AM
  9. Donkichot's Avatar
    Donkichot
    About these incredible speed, anyone have a clue why some app don't have those fast speed on the local network...?
    Example of apps in MegaBytes speed (not Megabits):

    All measure on local network at about 20 feet distance from my router.
    From my iPad Pro 9.7 wifi to my Ethernet connected computer
    Windows 10 64bits i7 3th gen. 8GB memory.
    Router Netgear R7000 on the 5Ghz AC band.

    -Photosync download and upload at an average of 45 to 50 MBytes/sec
    -Goodreader -FTP mode got an average of 15 to 20 MBytes/sec
    -Goodreader SMB mode got a poor 2 to 3 MBytes/sec
    About the same for Documents-5

    Why...? Anyone ?
    04-06-2016 05:43 PM
  10. dangermou's Avatar
    dangermou
    I have to agree. It's insanely fast. It's really satisfying.
    04-06-2016 10:56 PM
  11. heyitssteve429's Avatar
    heyitssteve429
    im getting same exact speeds
    04-07-2016 07:34 AM
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