Wifi calling

[allensize04]

How has your experience been with wifi calling? I have Verizon and both at my office and home. Wifi calling has been less that a success. I get drops, cutoffs, and poor quality. Do you use it all the time or only enable when you cell coverage is gone? I have a weaker cell signal at my house and would love to take advantage of wifi calling.

 

[MarkMN]

We used the wifi calling a bunch on a recent trip to Sweden & Norway. It worked great, no dropped calls, the audio sounded good. I noticed at work it switched to wifi for a call I made in an area with bad cell coverage. I didn't notice a difference and only realized it had been over wifi after the call.

 

[ded1945]

On Sprint and use Wi-Fi calling daily with excellent results. On a recent trip to Canada the Wi-Fi calling was also crystal clear.

 

[anon(19759)]

I use it every day in home office. There is a slight delay when answering. Seems like the software takes a second to determine which connection is best and callers can't hear me during that brief pause. I basically just don't talk until the timer hits three seconds on the call. Other than that, I've had very few garbled calls.

 

[metllicamilitia]

When I was on Verizon I had issues with wifi calling, and only on Verizon.

 

[allensize04]

So maybe it is just Verizon

 

[MarkMN]

I have Verizon also, in reference to my post above.

 

[htcrazy]

I'm on AT&T. I turned it on and had one dropped call out of several, but can't be sure it was due to Wi-Fi calling.

 

[jshaw42]

Where do I go for WiFi calling on Verizon education?