Network Congestion?

[Anonymous]

Do different devices connect better to the network than others?

And would a certain make of device, slow other devices down in the same area?

It may sound strange, but bear with me?

Whilst at work, I have my iPhone 6, their Xperia E3, and a Panasonic G1 Tablet all on the O2 network and all 4G enabled, but I dont think I've ever seen the Tablet on 4G. I've spoken to a colleague who I share vehicle with, and he has? But his own personal phone is on a different network!

It has been suggested in the past that I may have been on the edge of an area, but if I was getting about 44mb, I would've said I would've been fairly close to it? 

[perksie]

Are you sure the tablet has a 4G sim?

Could the tablet be the 3G only version as they made both?

[Anonymous]

I think it might be that even though your devices are next you, they maybe be connected to different masts as that can happen

[Anonymous]

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@perksie wrote:

Are you sure the tablet has a 4G sim?

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Yes it does, my colleague who uses same device get 4G on it?

[perksie]

They did make a 3G only version.

[Anonymous]

Whilst at work, I have my iPhone 6, their Xperia E3, and a Panasonic G1 Tablet all on the O2 network and all 4G enabled,

[Anonymous]

Then I'm inclined to believe my explanation might be the solution

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:
Then I'm inclined to believe my explanation might be the solution

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You would've thought that? But as the Tablet is connected to a docking station and then to an external powered aerial, that would've had the better reception?

[Anonymous]

Is the aerial connected up to a nearby mast or line

[perksie]

Will it connect to 4G at any other location?