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Driver Pro® preserves order accuracy between the warehouse dock and the customer receiving door!
- Driver Pro® preserves order accuracy between the warehouse dock and the customer receiving door! SAE Driver Pro® is the Pro Series application focused on “proof-of-delivery” – documented assurance that each customer order is delivered correctly “as shipped” and r.
- Spectrum Internet. We like the simplicity of selecting an Internet plan with Spectrum—there are just three plans, and all of them are fast. The three plans Spectrum offers are Spectrum Internet®, up to 100 Mpbs (wireless speeds may vary) for $49.99 per month for 12 months.
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SAE Driver Pro® is the Pro Series application focused on “proof-of-delivery” – documented assurance that each customer order is delivered correctly “as shipped” and received as expected. The system provides one more fail-safe mechanism to eliminate order errors before they can impact customers. It also provides the final link for supply chain traceability and a powerful technology advantage for loss prevention.
- Wireless mobile terminals automatically download the trailer manifest, route and delivery instructions upon driver login. Drivers then use the terminal to conduct vehicle safety inspections and note conditions/issues.
- Integrated wireless barcode scanners in each terminal ensure accuracy throughout the process. Before entering the cab, the driver scans any case or pallet label on the trailer to verify that the load and the trailer match the driver’s route.
- Proof-of-delivery commences upon arrival at a stop. Driver’s terminal displays items to be delivered, quantities and trailer zone/position. Scans of each item off the truck confirm the order as delivered. Scanning an on-premise barcode (optional) captures location and time stamps delivery. Upon completion, the customer’s signature on the terminal screen provides final proof-of-delivery.
- Wireless mobile printers close out the transaction, generating a signed, “clean invoice” from the wireless printer worn by the driver.
- System Productivity Tools accessed in the interactive dashboard include route summaries and other robust analytics to drive continuous improvement in workforce productivity.
Integrating Driver Pro with the complete Pro Series – Selector Pro, Onboard Pro and Driver Pro – empowers distribution organizations to deliver error-free performance seamlessly, from the pick slot to the customer loading dock, shelf or freezer case.
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Spectrum Internet
We like the simplicity of selecting an Internet plan with Spectrum—there are just three plans, and all of them are fast.
The three plans Spectrum offers are Spectrum Internet®, up to 100 Mpbs (wireless speeds may vary) for $49.99 per month for 12 months. Spectrum Internet Ultra with speeds up to 400 Mbps (wireless speeds may vary) for $69.99 per month for 12 months. And Spectrum Internet Gig with speeds up to 940 Mbps (wireless speeds may vary) for $109.99 a month for 12 months.
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Actual speeds vary by location. For example, in Carlsbad, California, the average download speed is 82 Mbps, but in Helena, Montana, it’s 32.71 Mbps.
Top advertised download speed:
Up to
940 Mbps
(wireless speeds may vary)
Spectrum average Internet speed test results:
Average download speed: 76.81 Mbps
Average latency: 9.49 ms
Total speed tests: 1,149,991
Fastest cities for Spectrum Internet service
| City | Top advertised download speed | Average download speed* |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Castroville, CA | 940 Mbps | 170 Mbps |
| 2. House Springs, MO | 940 Mbps | 151 Mbps |
| 3. Pittsboro, NC | 940 Mbps | 149 Mbps |
| 4. Whitehouse, OH | 940 Mbps | 146 Mbps |
| 5. Hutto, TX | 940 Mbps | 143 Mbps |
Spectrum doesn’t play around with “bargain” slow speed plans that are sure to disappoint anyone living in the twenty-first century. The slowest plan offered by Spectrum whizzes along at speeds up to 100 Mbps, which is ample speed for a household of three to four people to stream video on multiple devices. Hopping up to even faster speeds up to 100 Mbps (wireless speeds may vary) for $49.99 per month for 12 months, Spectrum gives you more bandwidth for gaming and faster file uploads and downloads.
In some areas of the country, Spectrum offers speeds up to 940 Mbps (wireless speeds may vary) for $109.99 a month for 12 months. In other places, up to 100 Mbps (wireless speeds may vary) for $49.99 a month for 12 months is the fastest available. That’s because Spectrum uses cable infrastructure originally installed by three different telecommunications companies to deliver cable internet to 41 states.
Spectrum’s parent company—Charter Communications—bought out two other telecommunications companies (Bright House Networks and Time Warner Cable) and combined them to create the third-largest telecommunications company in the US—Spectrum. In some areas, the infrastructure is built to enable faster connection speeds, which is why there are different Spectrum speeds available across the country.
Spectrum Mobile broadband
Spectrum Mobile utilizes the most reliable 4G LTE network, which we assume is Verizon. Connection speeds for 4G data vary based on network congestion and your proximity to cell phone towers. Verizon’s 4G LTE data averages speeds of 5 to 12 Mbps, with upload speeds topping out around 5 Mbps. That’s usually fast enough to watch YouTube videos and browse the web while you’re sitting on the train during your morning commute. (Just keep those earbuds handy.)
Plus, if you’re a Spectrum Mobile customer, you’ll also have access to Spectrum Internet’s network of WiFi hotspots, since Spectrum Mobile is only available to current Internet customers. You can use these WiFi hotspots around the city to keep data usage low on your phone.
With Spectrum Mobile, you can pay for data by the Gig ($14/GB) or pay for an unlimited data plan ($45 per line). By-the-Gig data can be shared with other phones you have on your plan.
As far as data speeds go, keep in mind that if you opt for the Unlimited plan, you will experience reduced data speed after the monthly 20 GB threshold.
Enter your zip to get speeds and providers available for your area.
AT&T vs. Spectrum
AT&T has a wider range of plans (from 5 Mbps to 1,000 Mbps), but Spectrum’s pricing on midrange plans (around 100 Mbps) is a little lower than AT&T’s.
Xfinity vs. Spectrum
Although a little pricey, Xfinity has a better WiFi network and the fastest available speeds. Spectrum has unlimited data, which comes in handy if you like streaming video.
CenturyLink vs. Spectrum
Both CenturyLink and Spectrum Internet are no contract, although prices do go up for Spectrum after the first year. But Spectrum gets better ratings for customer service.
Internet Speed Recommendations
The speed you need depends on what you like to do online and how many people use your connection. The more folks in your household, the more bandwidth you’ll need.
These recommendations give you a quick reference on what to shoot for. For a more personalized speed recommendation, use our How Much Speed Do I Need? tool.
1-3 People:
5 Mbps
4 - 6 People:
10 Mbps
1-3 People:
5 Mbps
4 - 6 People:
25 Mbps
1-3 People:
25 Mbps
4 - 6 People:
100 Mbps
1-3 People:
SD Video: 10 Mbps
HD Video: 50 Mbps
4 - 6 People:
SD Video: 50 Mbps
HD Video: 100+ Mbps
About our Spectrum Internet speed test
Our Spectrum Internet speed test will show you how fast your Internet is actually clipping along—which might be different from the advertised speeds. By connecting to servers near you, our speed test gives you the most accurate results possible.
Internet speeds vary throughout the day, so make sure you try the speed test during peak and off-peak hours to get a good idea of how well your Internet is performing. You can also test your WiFi from different rooms in your house to determine where you have the strongest signal. If you have dead zones, adjusting the location of your router/modem can help.
How does the Spectrum Internet speed test work?
An Internet speed test will show your actual connection speed in megabits per second (Mbps).
The Spectrum Internet speed test will prompt your browser to attempt to download a test (or dummy) file. The speed test will keep track of how long it takes for your computer to download this file. Don’t worry—the file is harmless. This size of the file is then divided by the download time to calculate your download speed in megabits per second (Mbps).
Next, the speed test switches things around to upload the same file, calculating how long it takes. The file size is then divided by the upload time to calculate your upload speed.
Your latency is measured in the test as well. Latency is also known as lag time, and a high number is a bad thing here, folks. To test for latency, a signal known as a ping is sent from your computer to your internet server, which then boomerangs back to your computer. The faster data can travel, the lower your latency. The longer it takes for a ping to travel this distance, the higher your latency score is. Low latency scores of 20 ms to 40 ms (milliseconds) is fantastic. A high latency (over 70 ms) can give you noticeable delays when you’re doing things like playing games online.
Keep in mind that advertised speeds are listed as “up to” and are not a promise of actual speed. Still, you should be getting close to the speed you’re paying for most of the time. If not, contact Spectrum and let them know.
For the best results, we recommend using a wired connection to your internet (with an Ethernet cable). Then try it on your WiFi. If there’s a big difference, you might have problems with your router/modem.
If you aren’t getting the speed you need, try resetting your modem. If that doesn’t work, you can contact Spectrum about it. And if you still can’t get the speeds you need, it’s easy to cancel Spectrum and switch to another provider since Spectrum doesn’t have contracts. But keep in mind that a new provider will probably charge an installation fee, though, and may require a contract.
Spectrum Internet speed FAQ
How fast are Spectrum Internet speeds?
Spectrum Internet speed packages vary based on your location. In some cities, there are three plans, up to 100 Mbps (wireless speeds may vary) for $49.99 a month for 12 months, up to 400 Mbps (wireless speeds may vary) for $69.99 a month for 12 months and 940 Mbps (wireless speeds may vary) for $109.99 a month for 12 months.
According to our data, three of the five cities with the fastest Spectrum Internet connections are located in the DFW (Dallas–Fort Worth) area in Texas, with two others located in Southern California and Long Island, New York.
The slowest Spectrum Internet service is in Montana, Idaho, Nebraska, western New York, and Lexington, South Carolina. The slowest Spectrum speed we’ve seen come through our test is about 36 Mbps, while the fastest hit 82 Mbps. That’s not to say Spectrum can’t get faster than that—we just haven’t had any Spectrum Gig customers use our test yet.
Does Spectrum offer cable TV with no contract?
Yes, Spectrum offers no contract cable TV service. Spectrum TV packages range in price from $44.99 to $104.99 per month. Spectrum offers Double and Triple Play bundles with Internet, mobile phone plans, and home phone (landline) service.
Spectrum also offers a streaming TV service called TV Essentials for $14.99 per month. Rather than delivering content through cable boxes, TV Essentials streams live TV content to your Internet-connected device. Since there’s no setup fee, it’s easy to cancel or add service anytime.
TV Essentials has over 60 basic channels like A&E, Comedy Central, Discovery, Animal Planet, BBC America, Hallmark, and more. You can’t get premium channels like HBO® or STARZ®, but it’s a great bargain package for Spectrum Internet customers who want a little live TV to go along with their Netflix or Hulu account.