It’s officially here; Verizon LTE Advanced (LTE-A) network is officially live in 461 cities across the US and according to the firm, the latest change will be able to deliver up to 50 percent faster performance in peak download speeds. Given below is all the information that you are searching for.

Verizon LTE Advanced Will Upgrade Your Speeds Without Any Extra Costs – Lists of Compatible Devices Have Also Been Provided

If you were looking for the list of phones that are compatible with LTE-A, we have provided you with the list below. According to Verizon, there are no extra costs incurred in introducing this speed upgrade.

List of phones that are compatible with LTE-A

Apple iPhone 6Apple iPhone 6 PlusApple iPhone 6sApple iPhone 6s PlusApple iPhone 5 SEApple iPad ProApple iPad Pro 9.7Apple iPad Air 2Apple iPad Mini 4Asus Zenpad Z8Blackberry PRIVHTC 10HTC Desire 626HTC One M9LG V10LG G4LG G5Motorola Nexus 6Moto XMoto Z Force DroidMoto Z DroidMotorola Droid Turbo 2Motorola Droid TurboNetgear MHS AC791LNovatel MiFi i6620LNovatel MiFi USB620LSamsung Galaxy S6 Edge PlusSamsung Note 5Samsung Galaxy S6Samsung Galaxy S6 EdgeSamsung Galaxy S7 EdgeSamsung Galaxy S7Samsung Galaxy ViewSamsung Galaxy Tab S2Samsung Galaxy Tab E 8.0Samsung Galaxy Note 7Sony Xperia Z3vSony Xperia Z2 Tablet

You’ll obviously be interested in the speed results, and according to Verizon, your typical download speeds will be around 5-12Mbps. However, should you see the better end of two-channel LTE-A, then those speeds could peak up to 225Mbps. However, if you get into three-channel LTE-A, those speeds could go higher than 300Mbps. The word you should pay attention to is peak. It means the maximum threshold of the downloading speeds that you can possibly achieve.

This does not necessarily mean that the average download speed is going to be as high as the ones mentioned above, so we’ll leave you to run benchmark tests and show us a screenshot of those results.

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