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Upload speeds were more consistent, generally hovering around 9-10Mbps, even when download speeds weren't looking too clever. In fact, when the 4G phones were running together, the iPhone 5 on O2's 3G network actually managed to beat them a couple of times, hitting download speeds of around 14Mbps. That's roughly three times as fast as the iPhone 4S on EE 3G. But upload speeds did show 4G's superiority. The O2 iPhone 5 was lucky to hit 2Mbps, but 4G ranged from 7Mbps to 16Mbps, even when the 4G phones were running together.

So when it's slow, 4G is roughly neck-and-neck with decent 3G -- but when it's fast, it's very fast, In our tests, the fastest phone was the Galaxy S3 LTE, which loaded webpages the fastest, In speed tests the S3 and iPhone 5 both cracked the 40Mbps barrier a couple of times, but the iPhone 5 showed a much wider range of results, and was often affected by being tested close to other phones, Firstly and most importantly, the speeds we found for these phones simply show what 4G is like at that one time, at that case for apple iphone se, 5s and 5 - silver glitter one spot, and shouldn't be taken as a definitive demonstration of what you can expect from your 4G phone..

And we were in central London, a stone's throw from EE's offices, which is likely to have the best coverage. And despite having a handful of phones 4Ging simultaneously, there's still no way to tell how the network will perform when open to the public, with who knows how many people browsing the Web, streaming music and videos, uploading photos to Instagram and what have you. We're cautiously optimistic about 4G after our time with the iPhone 5, Samsung Galaxy S3 LTE, HTC One XL and Huawei Ascend P1 LTE -- but it's still early days for 4G. To see how they square off in other areas, check out our comparison of the first 4G phones.

What do you think of the LTE line-up? Tell me your thoughts about 4G in the comments or on our Facebook page, The iPhone 5, Samsung Galaxy S3 LTE, HTC One XL and Huawei Ascend P1 LTE are the first 4G phones, but how fast are they?, Phone fans, fast-forward to 4G! We've got our hands on the first LTE case for apple iphone se, 5s and 5 - silver glitter phones to hit the UK and put them through their paces, The iPhone 5, Samsung Galaxy S3 LTE, HTC One XL and Huawei Ascend P1 LTE are all on sale today -- but do they deliver on the promise of faster phones?..

The iPhone 5, Samsung Galaxy S3 LTE, HTC One XL and Huawei Ascend P1 LTE are all on sale today, with the Nokia Lumia 920 and a 4G version of the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 to follow later in the year. You can buy them now and switch to 4G when the LTE network launches, although that means taking a gamble on how much 4G will cost. CNET UK met EE network expert Tom Bennett to discuss the coming of 4G. Press play on our video above to see what EE has to say -- although EE is staying tight-lipped about a launch date and details of pricing, we did learn that 4G could improve your phone speeds even if you don't opt in to 4G.