AT&T, T-Mobile,

[dylanrod24]

I have Verizon now. I've always had Verizon. I know each carrier has its pros and cons but I would like to know what some differences are. I'm planning on switching to T-Mobile soon because of their unlimited data and no contacts.

 

[Ry]

T-Mobile appears to have the edge in price. But how is service in your area?

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[russel5150]

As far as personal experience I like verizon.. its more expensive than I used to pay w t mobile but the coverage is better. I had t mobile and the only reasin I switched was t mobile quit working n my area one day.. all at once. I went months w crappy to no service. They kept telling me they were looking into it. I couldn't even make a call from my house. I found out later something had messed up that they were nit going to fix. So I switched to verizon.
People complain about verizon but to be honest other than bloatware on the phone the company has always treated me good. Ill never go back to t mobile.. they had their chance.. to this day t mobile is still messed up in my area and they deny there is an issue

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[dragonsamus]

If there is good tmobile coverage in your area then go for it. The plans are definitely cheaper. I switched from VZW to Tmo. My coverage at home and work is great. My work place has LTE which means my home should be getting it soon.

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[dylanrod24]

T-Mobile appears to have the edge in price. But how is service in your area?

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I always have really good service with Verizon but T-Mobile has unlimited data and no contacts and I know they did some major upgrades to their networks.

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[RenoD2010]

I would suggest installing CellMaps (there are free and paid versions) and checking coverage.

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[Aquila]

Does T-Mobile have great service in your area? That's probably the most important consideration. If so, it sounds like the value is obvious.

 

[dragonsamus]

Find a friend with Tmo and try out their phone. That's what I did before switching. My friend has a GS2 and let me play with it. I tested Tmo data speeds and saw that it would average around 10 Mbps down. And I watched YouTube videos to see if there was any buffering. There was but it wasn't too bad. So that made me switch.

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[Ry]

It's only $40 to try out T-Mobile for a month, and you can pretty much pick up the kit any Walmart.