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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Oswestry, Shropshire
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Best 3G Network?
Which network is best for 3G? Because i know with O2 (which is what im on), in my area 3G signal is patchy, keeps dropping back to GSM but the O2 coverage checker for my area says its a high signal (including 3G). I think Vodafone and T-Mobile 3G were quite good around here from what i can remember...
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At the moment id say Three (3) are the best for signal 3g wise they cover over 90% of the population, however T-mobile and 3 maybe soon sharing their RANs so they would be as good as each other
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Location: Bristol
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Three, as Barket say's it has the best signal, a great 2G backup from Orange and the prices are very good.
Added to that, data packages at £2.50 or £5.00 for unlimited data (2 gig FUP). The mobile TV does BBC1, BBC3, ITV and Paramount + others, and the content is good. |
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Without doubt Three. Been with them for over 2 years and they are great coverage wise and also price wise, you won't find cheaper.
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Questions like this are a bit of a no-brainer. Unless you intend to travel about the country using 3G it's simply a case of which network is better in your area (or the limited areas you're likely to be in while using it).
Select '3G coverage' here to get an idea of what Tmobile's service is like where you are and where you're likely to be. |
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