From my experience, AT&T is primarily n5 5-10MHz, + B2/B66/B12/B14/B29/B30, and in some locations B46.
Tmobile is B2/B4/B12/B41/B71 + n71/n41. And in a few areas B46.
B71/N71 in most areas, ...
You’ll likely find that buying a local prepaid SIM is the absolute best approach if you want voice coverage. The eSIMs being sold are often not from the local carriers, but are often from other...
I'm from Ohio originally and Sprint was decent, even rurally.. They were fine until the Evo came out, and the T1-backhauled sites just could not keep up.. had they went Fiber around that time to the...
Legacy Sprint… the only carrier you could sit and watch a phone with full bars NOT ring as you called it, and call rolls straight to voicemail. SMS appear hours later.
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From my experience, AT&T is primarily n5...
From my experience, AT&T is primarily n5 5-10MHz, + B2/B66/B12/B14/B29/B30, and in some locations B46.
formercanuck Today, 12:05 AMTmobile is B2/B4/B12/B41/B71 + n71/n41. And in a few areas B46.
B71/N71 in most areas, ...