Sprint really improving there network or just luck?

[estroh]

Improving here in New York Long Island as well

 

[Closingracer]

Just curious have you tried T-Mobile?

I have used all four major carriers. Sprint happens to be the cheapest and 99% reliable coverage for voice and pretty good LTE coverage in nyc.


Cheaper than the competition and unlimited data makes sprint a pretty good choice if those is a priority. Personally I have found AT&T to have the best coverage and data speeds but that's just me.

 

[Closingracer]

Their 3G coverage in my apartment is fairly good as well considering.... Not great but good for basic stuff should my ISP has a meltdown ( time warner Cable and has done so in the past). I don't get coverage where I have my computer with T-mobile but I did get LTE coverage with Verizon and AT&T.... Speeds were better but for what I would use it for primarily it's fine. Just want something.

 

[Quis89]

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I too left Att after being their 14 years. I love T-Mobile and their customer service has been 2nd to none. They even gave me free tickets to 2 concerts for the grand opening week of T-Mobile arena in Las Vegas.

Sheesh. I'm jealous.

 

[Closingracer]

Sheesh. I'm jealous.

Why be jealous? Their customer Service stinks from my personal experience .... Been with them twice and left both time because of it. Never again I say

 

[Quis89]

Why be jealous? Their customer Service stinks from my personal experience .... Been with them twice and left both time because of it. Never again I say

Honestly the customer service experience varies among carriers. I honestly don't believe any carrier is better than the next. It's all about your experience. I've heard both Sprint and Verizon have poor customer service and I've been happy with both.

This may be because I've worked in wireless in the past so I know what to expect and what not to expect.

Either way, certain things I can deal with if the service is great. I'd rather hit 90 Mbps than the 2 I hit most of the time now. In some areas it's much better than others. But overall, Sprint has a lot of work to do. My iPad with Verizon is consistently performing better than my Sprint iPhone.

 

[Closingracer]

Honestly the customer service experience varies among carriers. I honestly don't believe any carrier is better than the next. It's all about your experience. I've heard both Sprint and Verizon have poor customer service and I've been happy with both.

This may be because I've worked in wireless in the past so I know what to expect and what not to expect.

Either way, certain things I can deal with if the service is great. I'd rather hit 90 Mbps than the 2 I hit most of the time now. In some areas it's much better than others. But overall, Sprint has a lot of work to do. My iPad with Verizon is consistently performing better than my Sprint iPhone.

For me anything over 2 MBPS will do fine for me since I read a lot more websites than watch video. Few times I do watch video either I have saved it for offline use ( YouTube Red among other ) or happen to have really good speeds where I typically watch videos at anyways. I typically get around 10-20 MBPS in a lot of places and/or have WIFI.

For me Customer service is a priority and between all 4 carriers Sprint and AT&T have been the best for me. If AT&T offered unlimited Data and at a price point competitive with Sprint I would probably switch.

 

[estroh]