It was longer than on broadband, but wasn't very objectionable at all.  Any
VoIP has some latency, just like digital cellphones do.  As long as you
don't try to do anything else during the VoIP, 1X has plenty of bandwidth
to do it without backing up.

I suppose it also has something to do with how heavy the data traffic is on
your cell system in your area, too.  It is a shared resource, which is why
they don't want you to actually use it much with these restrictions and GB
limits to discourage use.  If the shared system is overloaded by
overselling, I'd think it would be unusable.  Here in Charleston, that's no
problem as they don't sell much of it on any carrier.  They don't even push
it in most cell stores, not wanting to get involved in the trouble it
causes.

Larry