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
• 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]

Sprint Spark is now available in 39 markets across the US by John Freml first appeared on Pocketables.