Three or Vodafone in London

TheBigM · 13-09-2016, 13:57

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Try persevering with three. I mentioned before that sometimes switching 4G off in highly populated areas gives you a stable connection. If no improvements I suppose Vodafone and EE have the spectrum to be better but my work phone on voda seems to be done edge quite abit though an old iPhone 5!

I think the only LTE frequency the iPhone 5 supports in the UK is 1800MHz. If you want vodafone 4G on iPhone, you need something newer.

Carl_Boys · 13-09-2016, 15:34

I thought so too but Vodafone do use 1800 spectrum for 4g in places. I was saying that Vodafone 3G seems pretty unseen in places.

Carl_Boys · 13-09-2016, 15:40

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M1kos · 13-09-2016, 16:13

Voda L18 is hardly live anywhere L21 on the other hand is rolling out nicely

13-09-2016, 13:57	#26
TheBigM Forum Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: moon Posts: 12,983	Quote: Originally Posted by Carl_Boys Try persevering with three. I mentioned before that sometimes switching 4G off in highly populated areas gives you a stable connection. If no improvements I suppose Vodafone and EE have the spectrum to be better but my work phone on voda seems to be done edge quite abit though an old iPhone 5! I think the only LTE frequency the iPhone 5 supports in the UK is 1800MHz. If you want vodafone 4G on iPhone, you need something newer.

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13-09-2016, 15:34	#27
Carl_Boys Forum Member Join Date: Mar 2013 Posts: 164	I thought so too but Vodafone do use 1800 spectrum for 4g in places. I was saying that Vodafone 3G seems pretty unseen in places.

13-09-2016, 15:40	#28
Carl_Boys Forum Member Join Date: Mar 2013 Posts: 164	https://www.amazon.co.uk/clouddrive/...cIhg6JNQ50KK0N

13-09-2016, 16:13	#29
M1kos Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2014 Posts: 499	Voda L18 is hardly live anywhere L21 on the other hand is rolling out nicely

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