Sprint vs T-Mobile?

[thunderking]

What would the benefits of coming to T-Mobile be? ATT jacked me and I left Sprint.

 

[Photon4glover]

It's cheap... You get what you pay for imo

 

[anonymous495876038576]

What would the benefits of coming to T-Mobile be? ATT jacked me and I left Sprint.

Well there is unlimited data, fast speeds, GSM technology for a large variety of phones and tmobiles 'no contract' approach.

Sent from my Nexus 7

 

[pseudoware]

It's all about coverage, call quality & data access in one's most traveled areas. T-Mobile is great in certain places. Unfortunately, none of those is where I live or work, relative to other carriers, anyway. Of course, YMMV.

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[April920]

I am coming from Sprint. In a 4G area data is unlimited but slow. Went to the sprint store today and all phone displays 3G. I left Sprint for T-Mobile and I will not look back. If you don't mind being on Sprint slow network. Go for it. I think u should give t-mobile a shot.

Sent from my T-Mobile HTC One

 

[dragonsamus]

If you have good coverage, the benefits are unlimited data and better phones.

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[Almeuit]

If your coverage is good it rocks. Check sensorly.com

In Jacksonville below are my LTE / HSPA speeds... With a week and a half of data usage .

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[dragonsamus]

Sacramento, CA.

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[tippmann15]

Go with the better coverage, if they're equal.. Go tmobile for the faster speeds and higher resale value of equipment.

GS4/iPhone5