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Weak WiFi?

bigdav1178

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I'm curious if the rest of you Droid 4 owners out there have weak WiFi on your phones too. I'm running the latest OTA software on my D4, but I still see much worse WiFi performance over my last phone, a Droid 2. For instance, my Droid 2 would have no problem reaching the edges of my property 50+ feet from the house, while the Droid 4 is dropping off maybe 20 feet from the house. It is not just my network, as I've seen similar performance issues at a number of different WiFi networks I connect to.

I'm just trying to determine whether I should take this thing into Verizon and complain that it's having WiFi issues.
 
In my experience, WiFi has been garbage on the D4. I'm continually having to turn it on and off to maintain a data connection (very annoying)...
 
Mine works better on my Droid 4 than it ever did on my Droid X. Much better coverage in the building i work in. Most other people here with smart phones have iPhones or Samsung phones that use the WiFi complain more than I do about coverage.

So I would say if you are having a problem then you might want to have Verizon look into it.
 
Thanks for the replies!

This past weekend, I borrowed my brother-in-laws Droid 4 to do some WIFI comparisons with my own - result: nearly dead even. Now this phone is definitely weaker than my D2, but based on your responses, I guess it is just a "your mileage may vary" kind of situation...

Oh well. Hopefully VZW gets their sh*t together and gets this area covered with LTE soon; it'd be faster than the WIFI connections I use, and I can just forget about the WIFI signal strength. It amazes me that I live just outside the 5th largest city in PA, yet we don't have LTE... go 20 miles southwest into the neighboring Amish country (where they don't even use electricity) and they've got LTE. SMH Done ranting now.
 
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