I'm surprised nobody posted about it here so far.
P3 have released their 2016 network test and there was a joint win by EE and Vodafone.
EE won the data test by an impressive margin, however came last on voice, which was won by Vodafone.
http://www.p3-group.com/en/wp-conten...rt-UK-2016.pdf
P3 have released their 2016 network test and there was a joint win by EE and Vodafone.
EE won the data test by an impressive margin, however came last on voice, which was won by Vodafone.
http://www.p3-group.com/en/wp-conten...rt-UK-2016.pdf
Quote:
“After an extremly close race, EE and Vodafone came joint top, with both competitors achieving 803 out of a possible maximum of 1,000 points. EE scored highly with its very strong data per- formance, while Vodafone achieved the best results in the overall voice category. Vodafone also achieve the biggest improvement on the 2015 scores. Three came third overall and was also third in the individual voice and data disci- plines. This operator scored best in the voice tests conducted on connecting roads and also achieved good results in smaller towns.
O2 also achieved a considerable improve- ment in comparison to its 2015 results. The O2 network scores best in the voice tests con- ducted in London and ranks second in the voice category overall, leaving room for impro- vement, particularly in the data category.
The most positive outcome of this year‘s mobile benchmark however, is that three out of four operators achieved “good“ ratings –
a first in the UK.”
“After an extremly close race, EE and Vodafone came joint top, with both competitors achieving 803 out of a possible maximum of 1,000 points. EE scored highly with its very strong data per- formance, while Vodafone achieved the best results in the overall voice category. Vodafone also achieve the biggest improvement on the 2015 scores. Three came third overall and was also third in the individual voice and data disci- plines. This operator scored best in the voice tests conducted on connecting roads and also achieved good results in smaller towns.
O2 also achieved a considerable improve- ment in comparison to its 2015 results. The O2 network scores best in the voice tests con- ducted in London and ranks second in the voice category overall, leaving room for impro- vement, particularly in the data category.
The most positive outcome of this year‘s mobile benchmark however, is that three out of four operators achieved “good“ ratings –
a first in the UK.”
