I just upgraded to a 5s from a 4s and any time LTE is enabled I only have one or two bars! I've never had a problem with having a signal in my own home until now! What's up with LTE?
ambertorre
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Am I going to be stuck with this problem until they upgrade the towers around here?

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Re: I just upgraded to a 5s from a 4s and any time LTE is enabled I only have one or two bars! I've never had a problem with having a signal in my own home until now! What's up with LTE?
gurase
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LTE signal is different than 1x or 3G signal. 1 or 2 bars on LTE is perfectly usable and different than 1 or 2 bars on 3G.

Also, calls and texts still use the CDMA network, not LTE. Make a call and you'll see it switch over.

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Re: I just upgraded to a 5s from a 4s and any time LTE is enabled I only have one or two bars! I've never had a problem with having a signal in my own home until now! What's up with LTE?
rcschnoor
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You may not have had a problem with "signal" in your home before, but with the iPhone 4S you did not have LTE and therefore did not know the signal strength of LTE in your home before.

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Re: I just upgraded to a 5s from a 4s and any time LTE is enabled I only have one or two bars! I've never had a problem with having a signal in my own home until now! What's up with LTE?
gurase
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LTE signal is different than 1x or 3G signal. 1 or 2 bars on LTE is perfectly usable and different than 1 or 2 bars on 3G.

Also, calls and texts still use the CDMA network, not LTE. Make a call and you'll see it switch over.