Sprint Spark is now available in 39 markets across the US
Sprint’s band 41 carrier aggregation (also known as Spark) is now active in 39 markets across the US, according to a leaked internal Sprint announcement that made its way to Reddit and S4GRU.
If you remember, Spark was initially confined to a few test markets like Chicago, Atlanta, Detroit, and Houston, although it’s been slowly expanding since.
Here is the full list of available cities:
- Boston
- New Jersey
- Long Island
- Philadelphia Metro
- Providence
- Southern Connecticut
- Baltimore
- Cincinnati
- Columbus
- East Michigan
- West Michigan
- Indianapolis
- Washington DC
- Austin
- Dallas Fort Worth
- Houston
- Kansas
- Missouri
- San Antonia
- Atlanta / Athens
- Miami / West Palm
- Orlando
- South West Florida
- Tampa
- Chicago
- Colorado
- Milwaukee
- Minnesota
- Oregon / SW Washington
- West Washington
- Utah
- LA Metro
- Las Vegas
- North LA
- Orange County
- Riverside / San Bernardino
- San Diego
- SF Bay
- South Bay
These are the devices that are currently compatible with Sprint Spark:
- Samsung Galaxy S6
- Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge
- Samsung Galaxy Note Edge
- LG G Flex 2
- LG G4
- HTC One M9
- Google Nexus 6 by Motorola
- ZTE Hot Spot
This means that, if you have one of these devices in one of these markets, then maybe – just maybe – you’ll experience higher LTE data speeds and less congestion. And as all Sprint customers understand, that’s a very, very good thing.
[S4GRU]
