Comcast BLAST not a blast.

[Marauder2003]

Are you wifi or hardline? Wifi will never get you the same speed as hardline unless.

I have to disagree. I have FIOS 75/75 and the following was done using an iPad Air 2 connected via WiFi to a Trendnet TEW-690AP.

[yellowsulphur]

I have to disagree. I have FIOS 75/75 and the following was done using an iPad Air 2 connected via WiFi to a Trendnet TEW-690AP.

Yeah 802.11n and 802.11ac will get you decent speeds. At home I still like plugging in though.

Science building at my university tends to have faster Internet than the rest of campus.

[Marauder2003]

Oh, I agree connected is better. But the iPad and my Galaxy S5 have no ethernet ports.

[CMBrowning]

Just a few questions, are you testing speeds while hardwired to your modem or on Wifi? A hardwired connection should pull the correct speeds, pending that there are no outside issues with their network. If Wifi, log into your Wifi router and set the Wifi radio to different channels. If you have neighbors, it is likely that you are sharing the same "Wifi channel" this will cut Wifi speeds in half. Check all channels and see which gives the best and consistent Wifi speed. Device hardware is another deal breaker for speeds over 24m. Most devices receiving speeds over that should be operating on an "N" Wifi card or better. Hope this helps

[catmman]

Send a complaint to the Better Business Bureau if you don't get an answer. Almost all the cable info posted above is incorrect. Can you tell what firmware is on your cable modem?

[CMBrowning]

Send a complaint to the Better Business Bureau if you don't get an answer. Almost all the cable info posted above is incorrect. Can you tell what firmware is on your cable modem?