Originally Posted by jabbamk1:
“You have to remember though that EE has more cumulative spectrum than Vodafone when you look at L800 & L1800. Plus the advantage that L1800 will be everywhere + 800 to support. In fact EE don't even need 800 tbh but the fact that they have it gives them a huge advantage.”
I posted this in a different thread but I think Vodafone's point will be that if you are in their 4G coverage speed will be fast enough for anything you are likely to need and it will be more robust than EE given it's mainly 800 v 1800 and what seems to be a comparable number of 4G sites in their "covered" areas. That's theory anyway.
My usage is now split between the two and I'd put EE 4G ahead because of outright speed and at the moment the bigger general footprint (and I'm not even thinking about the current 3G coverage gulf). But whilst the speed advantage will probably remain, the coverage one will reduce and within the covered areas Vodafone's 4G availability is generally more solid. Still won't stop Rootmetrics putting them last though.