Hello
@bdobson Yes however this isn't just a carrier issue. This has been a issue once again in the US, Canada and around the world.
Its been known that Intel doesn't make powerful mobile chips. Apple had performance issues with them last year vs the Qualcomm ones. It's a known fact that Intel isn't as past as Qualcomm on performance wise.
Again. This isn't a Rogers issue. It's the chip inside causing the issue which needs a software update or worse a actual entire new chipset. Unfortunately Apple won't make a comment either..
Rogers can't be blamed for slow WiFi either. My buddy has the X and I also have the 8 Plus. They both work fine on Rogers and Telus. Once I pop in the sim into my XS Max, the speeds slow down in WiFi and LTE. Even on Telus it's doing it. I get 1-2 bars on LTE and WiFi is slow in a living room with 3 huge windows. With the 8 Plus and S9+ on Telus and Rogers I get full bars and WiFi is speedy. That points to the antenna and the chipset that handles the handoffs in the phone.
You can't really blame Rogers on that since the service works but not in this handset.
Some are lucky enough not to have issues but many others have issues. Looking on many sites ( Mobilesyrup, 9to5mac, macrumors) & more can reveal many that are having this exact same issue and it's been posted by many tech journalists round the world..
Here are reports about slow WiFi speeds even posted on the Apple Community forums with many reporting it..
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/8548106?page=2This one is the same as what problems you are having..
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/8552774So again. This isn't a Rogers issue.. This is a issue within the phone and Apple. Rogers can't do anything unless it's their networks causing it but it's not.
