I am using TILT2. Currently it is HARDSPL and enjoying latest Energy ROM.
My question not related to ROM, as it happened started from official, but I can not find any other person complaining for it.
Signal strength for WiFi is really low. Even if I located close to router it show 50%. Max. If I open device and take my hands away it may go max to 60%
I use Fuze, original tilt, other phones before and never have this problem. I am still in first 30day usage and can return that phone and get other one, if this one defected. Just want to know if that is problem with my phone, or it general problem people just silent about? Please let me know how well your phone receive WiFi signal compare to your prior phones, devices.
BTW I did change WiFi setting to max performance, so it not power setting issue.
i have wifi problems too. doesn't work well unless you're standing next to the damn router
Same here. Signal blows something hard. WPA doesn't connect for me either....
Same here on VZW. Though i am able to connect to my wpa2 network after installing the Touch Pro2 Cleanup by GoodThings2Life
Similar problems here. My wifi and bluetooth signal sucks. Have to hold phone up to computer to get signal for bluetooth and to get wifi signal I have to hold the phone close to router and still do not get full bars.
I originally posted this question on note 3 forum, but I was experiencing this same issue when I owned sprint note 2 up to just a week ago.
Please bear with the slightly long explanation, and I appreciate any assistance!
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Situation:
At my office LAN, we have a little network of under 10 PCs running off cable & with dedicated IP.
Our office phones are also VOIP system so at any sign of issues with internet connection, office phones get serious lag.
Recently I noticed our network internet would slow down to a point where simple web browsing was difficult.
ISP's down speed is 7.6MB , which is basic business line package but more than enough for office use.
I've been doing some troubleshooting and testing, and I've found the culprit where it's to a point of absolute certainty.
When I turn off Wifi on my note 3, internet connection, and VOIP phones are running perfectly.
When I turn wifi back on note 3, internet gets slower, and dial tone on phones have 3-4 second lag due to internet speed.
I know for sure that my note 3 is causing this because I tested wifi on/off many times.
What's weird is, other employees also running other variations of smartphones are all connected on wifi during work hours. Only mine seems to be the variable where turning on/off makes a night and day difference.
Question:
How can I troubleshoot to see what it is exactly that my Note 3 is doing that's causing this trouble by itself?
Any suggestions on worthwhile apps or methods to isolate why note is hogging so many bandwidth?
Thanks for any assistance!!
smk224 said:
I originally posted this question on note 3 forum, but I was experiencing this same issue when I owned sprint note 2 up to just a week ago.
Please bear with the slightly long explanation, and I appreciate any assistance!
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Situation:
At my office LAN, we have a little network of under 10 PCs running off cable & with dedicated IP.
Our office phones are also VOIP system so at any sign of issues with internet connection, office phones get serious lag.
Recently I noticed our network internet would slow down to a point where simple web browsing was difficult.
ISP's down speed is 7.6MB , which is basic business line package but more than enough for office use.
I've been doing some troubleshooting and testing, and I've found the culprit where it's to a point of absolute certainty.
When I turn off Wifi on my note 3, internet connection, and VOIP phones are running perfectly.
When I turn wifi back on note 3, internet gets slower, and dial tone on phones have 3-4 second lag due to internet speed.
I know for sure that my note 3 is causing this because I tested wifi on/off many times.
What's weird is, other employees also running other variations of smartphones are all connected on wifi during work hours. Only mine seems to be the variable where turning on/off makes a night and day difference.
Question:
How can I troubleshoot to see what it is exactly that my Note 3 is doing that's causing this trouble by itself?
Any suggestions on worthwhile apps or methods to isolate why note is hogging so many bandwidth?
Thanks for any assistance!!
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A) You're presently in the Note 2 board.
B) I'd wager your G+ or Dropbox is syncing 100s of MB of pictures.
III) Your ITS at your office clearly has not thought of QoS traffic shaping to keep one device from killing the available bandwidth.
Ok, it seems for me the issue with wifi calling not working at all is resolved (I always have the "Wifi calling is ready!" notification) but when I receive a WiFi call it will randomly disconnect after a few minutes. Might be 5 min, might be 20, and after that if I or they call back it might disconnect in as little as 2-3 minutes! Doesn't seem to matter if I answer on my handset or my GearS, still always drops in <20 min.
It's not my internet connection dropping, I also have Skype with In/Out running and can place/receive calls on it without any interruptions (on both my N4 and my PC).
Any suggestions?
Phone is 100% stock, not rooted, Android 4.4.4.
Wi-Fi calling was a PITA on KitKat with my Netgear router. Netgear support and DD-WRT forums for my router were both saying to disable the firewall. Forward porting and setting my phone as DMZ with static address didn't help with UDP packets and maintaining a connection.
Lollipop its better and the reason I'm not going back to KitKat but hardly tolerable without root.
I know this doesn't apply to you but with Adaway, I monitored the DNS requests for Wi-Fi calling and whitelisted them. That seemed to help with the Wi-Fi connection list issues. There's webservicesgateway and vowifi dns requests to look for. Didn't post for security concerns.
Yeah, I'm scared to make the jump to lollipop because right now my GearS is working perfectly and I'm scared to change anything major (spent 2 weeks fighting in on the "compatible" SGN2, finally said "screw it, I'm due for an upgrade" and got the SGN4) as Is aid I've not even rooted my SGN4 for fear of 'breaking' my smartwatch...
Router could be the issue, since it's a brand I've never heard of before ("ComTrend") but It's a router/modem combination that my ISP requires so I cant swap it out... may try the suggestions you mentioned, just in case, but not going to hold my breath...
If anyone else has suggestions, please post them. Right now I'm in a situation where I need VoIP (I literally get 0-1 bars reception, so bad that if I answer a call it drops) and to get Skype to work I have to turn off calls comming to my handset (otherwise the Phone App overtakes skype, then drops the instant I answer) which means I miss calls when NOT at home thanks to skype playing poorly with my cellular data... >.<
Off topic: did you consider asking Sprint for an Airave unit? Bad cell signal.
Mine was free to use and got exchanged/upgraded for newer model a couple of times.
I let mine go with Wi-Fi calling because it conflicts. Had to pick one.
I've had two actually. Back when it was amde by Samsung it worked GREAT, (thought they charged me soemthing like $5/month for it) but now the new "Airvana" version has stopped getting a GPS signal... why I cant program it in I dont get (since WiFi calling works with out constant GPS) It's been sitting around gathering dust for a while, I might get it out and try to make it work again, maybe they upgraded their system enough that it wont turn off... or maybe I'll try sticking it in the attic or something... thanks for the suggestion!
Just curious if anyone else has had any issues with WiFi calling on their S20 variants. I have a stock S20 Ultra on Verizon. I recently noticed my wifi calling would simply just not connect at all. It was also failing on sending some text messages, problems that I surmised might have been a recent wonky app installed. I then factory-refreshed the phone from scratch, and installed from scratch, manually picking and choosing my apps to avoid the same fate. But even so, my WiFI calling is sporadic at best. Incoming calls will ring in mostly, but if I answer the call, I get no sound at all and no one can hear me. Outgoing almost never works, unless I restart the phone, then toggle wifi calling off, wait a minute, turn it back on, and then wait for the icon to display as WiFi Calling able. Then I can get one call out. I can immediately hang up and try again, any number, and it'll just sit there waiting to connect. I have only been able to test it while on my home network. I did also recently upgrade to 50m Fiber internet, though everything is routed through a Google OnHub router for wireless so I can monitor devices in the home. I'm still connecting to the same band that I was prior, and that my other phones (my S105G and S9+) have had no issues connecting and calling from. I do not have a strong enough signal inside the house for calls to connect over the network, so that's out. All other data on the phone works fine from wifi. Texts work more reliably but still suffer from the occasional Sending Error where it times out and I have to resend. Or it'll take an extra 20-30 seconds before it sends. I get the same results if I connect directly to the modem's Instead.
Are there any other suggestions on settings or checks I can look at between phone and network that anyone can think of? This only seemed to happen within the last couple months, too. When the phone was brand new, everything seemed fine.
Edit: Workaround / half solution found, post #6.
Howdy. I just got the S20+ 5G from Verizon. I noticed my mobile data connection going in and out fairly often and texts getting stuck sending. I also noticed wifi calling draining the battery. I've disabled wifi calling for now. I'm a little peeved a $1200 phone has an issue like this.
I know it's been a bunch of months, but I just wanted to follow-up with this. I haven't found a solution but I've all but ruled out the phone as the culprit. As it turns out, all the other phones suffer from the same issues. I even bought a Verizon LTE Network Extender, which has at least solved my text issue - they work reliably now. But voice calling is still a one-way street. Calls can come in, I can hear the other person all day long but nothing can be said back. Since it happens the same way on all the phones, and since it happens even with the network extender, I can only assume the issue lies somewhere either in the modem settings somewhere that I haven't found, or in the ISP backbone itself. Sadly, they're pretty worthless when it comes to tech support (and I should know - I work for them...). I've tried most things I can think of in the modem/router itself, took out my Google OnHub altogether, and still nothing. I've heard ports opened up being a common issue but for some reason, the ports that most people suggest are already showing in use and unable to be set aside. I revisit the issue every few months, but if I ever do find a solution for my case, I'll post back then.
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I know it's been a bunch of months, but I just wanted to follow-up with this. I haven't found a solution but I've all but ruled out the phone as the culprit. As it turns out, all the other phones suffer from the same issues. I even bought a Verizon LTE Network Extender, which has at least solved my text issue - they work reliably now. But voice calling is still a one-way street. Calls can come in, I can hear the other person all day long but nothing can be said back. Since it happens the same way on all the phones, and since it happens even with the network extender, I can only assume the issue lies somewhere either in the modem settings somewhere that I haven't found, or in the ISP backbone itself. Sadly, they're pretty worthless when it comes to tech support (and I should know - I work for them...). I've tried most things I can think of in the modem/router itself, took out my Google OnHub altogether, and still nothing. I've heard ports opened up being a common issue but for some reason, the ports that most people suggest are already showing in use and unable to be set aside. I revisit the issue every few months, but if I ever do find a solution for my case, I'll post back then.
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From what you've shared the connection issues would point to your ISP. If you haven't already done so request Verizon do a reset on the fiber connection or switch to DSL if they offer it. At times a COLO, the actual distribution point closest to your home isn't properly maintained or the equipment is in need of upgrades or repair. The only other consideration might be a firmware defect. If your S20 Ultra is operating on Unlocked FW you might want to flash Verizon's latest FW to your device. ATT/Verizon are notorious for compatibility issues with non-native FW.
I actually just came back to add more confusion to my post, but I'll answer above as best as I can:
I don't have Verizon for home service, but Verizon Wireless for my cell. My S20 Ultra was purchased directly through the store, with all Verizon updates installed and current. My home internet is new 50/50 Fiber internet, which was just deployed to the area about 8-9 months ago. I was the first person on the loop to be installed, and it runs fine. I could up the speed if I wanted, but have no need for more. It's new cable from the unit in the field, up to the road, and new drop to the house and new equipment. From that standpoint, everything has been rock solid and works fine. I certainly am not letting them off the hook (or, wasn't until five minutes ago) for what might be a setting somewhere between points.
However, during some more testing, someone mentioned they had an issue with WiFi calling not working. So I did more testing with my S20 Ultra. Turns out, WiFi calling isn't even working at all on my device. I can place it in airplane mode (so it doesn't see my Network Extender), enable wifi, and no matter what I try to do, it will not recognize WiFi for calling purposes. I can enable it fine, it shows enabled, I can restart and toggle all day long. But the moment I try to make a call that way, it tells me I must turn off Airplane mode to make a call. This is in spite of the phone having wifi calling enabled, with WiFi set as the preferred call type in it's settings. This is full wifi from within feet of the router. On a whim though, I took out my SIM card and put it back in my S10 5G sitting in it's box. Calling works perfectly, on both wifi calling, and the network extender. So all that did was confuse me more.
I have an S9+ that doesn't work. I have an iPhone 11 Max that doesn't work. I have an S20 Ultra that doesn't work. But an S10 5G that does. It's the only phone I've found in the house so far that I can make or receive calls from/to, and be heard on the other end. All the other phones, connected to the same wifi and the same network extender all suffer from the same thing. At this point, I've basically hit a wall and am ready to throw in the towel. I was ready to spend another evening messing with the modem until my S10 worked perfectly. It worked on the extender fine. I put it to Airplane mode, enabled wifi calling, and within twenty seconds it registered an outgoing call to my house as a wifi call, completed, and could hear fine. A bunch of coincidences all at once. My fiber internet came with a new modem, though the same model that my regular DSL used prior - when everything worked fine. This new one is configured exactly the same, I kept the wifi configuration exactly the same as before to eliminate having to set a dozen devices back up. So I thought that change still somehow did the phones in, as it was shortly after that I realized that they weren't working right. But then the S10 connected just fine, using the same new modem and everything.
Pretty sure I just live in the bermuda triangle of befuddlement here. I'm just going to abandon trying to figure it out, and go back to just calling back anyone that tries calling, from my home phone instead.
A workaround /semi-solution has presented itself:
The reason my S10 worked was because it was connecting to the 2.4GHz radio instead of the 5GHz one (my router is set up with both configured through what is called "Total Control Wireless" where it configures both under one umbrella with the same SSID, security and password and then lets the devices pull whichever it prefers). But my S10 still had my 2.4 guest wifi in it, and connected to that without me realizing it.
By switching my S20 to Airplane mode, and connecting to my 2.4GHz guest wifi, it works. It does NOT work though, if I don't enable airplane mode. I believe this is due in part to some others I've seen posted where the Samsung phones will automatically attempt to use cellular signal regardless of wifi calling enabled or set as preferred. Noting that the preferred call type is under 'roaming' and likely not subjected to just always using it. So it sees a signal at all, be it from the extender or from even a small signal seeping through the wall, and I guess it tries to use that instead of the wifi. Airplane mode on, 2.4Ghz radio, and I can make and receive calls all day, with no issues with voice.
I still have some more to play with, like disabling the 5GHz band altogether, and so on, but for now at least, I seem to have narrowed it down. Even though this router is set up exactly as before, my guess is something in there isn't liking it. I even set up the 5GHz guest radio, which did nothing either. But for now, I at least have a workaround, even if it means having to remember to disable airplane mode when I leave the house. I think there's rules I can make for that somewhere...
Last follow-up. I don't know if this is really a solution, but for future reference:
I disabled the 5GHz radio in my modem/router. For records, it's an Arris NVG448BQ. I'm not sure what would've changed from the old modem to the new, but I guess it's possible that I didn't have both bands enabled on that one.
However, changing to strictly a 2.4 GHz radio has eliminated the issues altogether with my S20. I will be able to test the other phones later but I suspect the same thing. I don't think it's so much the phones as much as it is something somewhere in the 5 GHz side of the router, despite being unable to find any difference in the way they were set up. I even left it enabled as a separate SSID, and still nothing.
I also was able to disconnect my Network Extender (glad I spent money on that...) and thus eliminate the need to toggle airplane mode on and off. I was worried that the phone would still see a trace amount of cellular signal and prevent things from working, but I made a 30 minute test call on wi-fi calling (which now shows enabled reliably and available, no funky restarting or toggling needed), and repeated testing with sending and receiving text and SMS messages are all working as they should once again.
As far as phone-related though, I'm calling this one solved finally. I do suspect that with a better router and advanced band filtering, I could make things work somehow, but I really don't have any need to do so at this time.
Case closed.
Confirm carrier setting. Or re install carrier setting.
Go to setting / general / about.
Network must be Verizon 4G LTE. Network is good all the time.
HD Voice is activated/
Charlz0_2000 gives 2.4 GHz setting is the best solution here available.
As a follow-up to my last follow-up, and I promise after this one, I'm done. The ultimate cause of all this, was a faulty modem - which I half-suspected at times anyway as there should be no reason an S20 shouldn't be able to use the 5GHz band for Wifi calling. My Modem started completely rebooting at random a week ago, and I finally was able to get a replacement today from my ISP. As soon as I had it installed and configured, I connected to the 5GHz band with my phone and was able to make and receive calls over WiFi with no issues at all. I will keep the bands separate as I do have some smart devices that have a hard time with the "smart" umbrella that the modem defaulted to.
But just for future trouble-shooting for others with WiFi calling issues, it's worth a shot to try one band or the other specifically as a work-around.
Cheers all.
Hello Folks,
In summary, the WiFi stack on OnePlus 11 is quite unstable compared to other smartphones (that are also based on Qualcomm SoC with built-in modems).
First off, I've two 802.11 AC (WiFi 5) routers. Compared to my Asus (ROG 5) and Motorola (Moto G 5G Plus) phones, I've noticed that my new OnePlus has better reception for both mobile and WiFi networks. E.g., at the same location where ASUS has say -30db signal, OnePlus 11 shows -27 or -28db. So performance wise, it's fantastic, however, stability of WiFi connectivity is subpar. Between performance and stability, obviously I always prefer stability. I've up-to-date OnePlus 11 CPH2449 device (CPH2449_11_A.08).
I've been using the phone for about 5 days & these are the three distinctive WiFi problems with OnePlus 11 that I've observed in that duration:
1. WiFi dieing silently:
I've seen many times that all of a sudden the WiFi symbol will disappear. Then checking the status of the connectivity will show that it had silently dropped/died. Sometimes, it'll reconnect on its own within 10 odd seconds. When it doesn't, then toggling WiFi off and then on may help. When even that doesn't help, then toggling airplane mode on and then off becomes necessary/only-way to re-establish the connection. During these episodes, the phone is barely 2 metres away from the routers with a clear/unobstructed line of sight with them. Needless to say, neither ASUS nor Moto exhibit this problem while these episodes are playing out with OnePlus 11.
2. VoWiFi dieing silently:
While operating the phone (non-phone-call situations), a number of times I've seen that the VoWiFi logo would drop and VoLTE logo would appear. Interestingly enough, within a matter of 10+ odd seconds, it'd re-establish the VoWiFi connectivity on its own.
3. WiFi not roaming efficiently:
When moving faraway from one router and close to another, it doesn't roam to the closest one, instead holding onto the furthest one. But putting the phone down for say a minute with the screen off, triggers the roaming to the closest router! WiFi assistant neither helps nor hinders this behaviour.
In short, it'd seem the whole WiFi stack is riddled with stability issues. I've done "Reset Network settings", which didn't help with those issues.
Am I the only one facing these issues?
Thanks for any help/guidance.
Wifi Issue
Anyone have wifi dropping off and reconnecting after flashing to oxygen os? I seem to keep experiencing this. Anyone have any fix?
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No issues with Wifi.
Just downloaded over 130GB over Wifi and ftp server on the phone without a single interruption. Took over 3 hours and no problem.
I have similar issues. My wifi will randomly drop out and then pick up again in that time sometimes it will say internet offline. I've been noticing it the last week or so when that happens.
I've escalated my problems to OnePlus support. After a number of discussions, I think we got the winner: Disabling ipv6 in my WiFi network seems to stabilise it!
I've been trying this only for the past few hours, but it's proving positive so far. Still I'd prefer to test this over at least a day or two.
I've had WiFi just stop working finds no networks. Even turning the toggle off and back on again doesn't work. But after a reboot works fine again. Mines a euro model on fw09
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I've had WiFi just stop working finds no networks. Even turning the toggle off and back on again doesn't work. But after a reboot works fine again. Mines a euro model on fw09
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I've seen similar behaviour. Turning flight mode on and then off helped me on those circumstances. Mine too EU version CPH2449.
Now, if the root cause is identified and addressed, then it ought not to even regularly disconnect from WiFi in the first place, so subsequent problems like reconnection issues can be avoided then.
Disabling ipv6 has proven to be a good workaround for vastly improving my phone's WiFi stability. Of course, they need to identify and resolve the problem that's making WiFi & ipv6 incompatible though.