The iPhone 5c may be a lot like the iPhone 5, but it's got more LTE support than ever, and that means more MBPS for more people in more places! We're busy running it through our tests now, but we'd love to know what kind of results you're getting. So...
1. Download the *free* SpeedTest.net app from the App Store ([URL="https://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/speedtest.net-mobile-speed/id300704847?mt=8&at=10l3Vy]https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/speedtest.net-mobile-speed/id300704847?mt=8[/URL])
2. Make sure you're not on Wi-Fi but on LTE (or DC-HSPA or whatever is fastest in your area)
3. Run your speed test
4. Post a screenshot of your results here!
Mine are looking pretty good. I can max out at ~60mbps, but with all the new LTE devices on the market ~30 is more common these days. (My LTE lawn, get from off!) I'm averaging between 30 and 35 right now (same as iPhone 5 and iPhone 5s, which makes sense since they're all on the same network in the same place.)
What results are you seeing?

1. Download the *free* SpeedTest.net app from the App Store ([URL="https://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/speedtest.net-mobile-speed/id300704847?mt=8&at=10l3Vy]https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/speedtest.net-mobile-speed/id300704847?mt=8[/URL])
2. Make sure you're not on Wi-Fi but on LTE (or DC-HSPA or whatever is fastest in your area)
3. Run your speed test
4. Post a screenshot of your results here!
Mine are looking pretty good. I can max out at ~60mbps, but with all the new LTE devices on the market ~30 is more common these days. (My LTE lawn, get from off!) I'm averaging between 30 and 35 right now (same as iPhone 5 and iPhone 5s, which makes sense since they're all on the same network in the same place.)
What results are you seeing?
