I'm looking for a provider that is cheap. What's better AT&T or T-Mobile?

[iMore Question]

Verizon is killing me with their high phone prices. I have an iphone 4. I know its out dated but I just want a provider that's not going to charge me an arm and leg. One of the most liked features is the facetime.

 

[qbnkelt]

Where do you live? That should determine what provider to go with.

I use AT&T because I've used them forever divi want to keep that history with them. Also they've got the best coverage for me.


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[TechnologyTwitt]

Where do you live? That should determine what provider to go with.

I use AT&T because I've used them forever divi want to keep that history with them. Also they've got the best coverage for me.


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I totally agree, check coverage first. In my case, I have great coverage on all three, but have AT&T on my iPhone and T-Mobile on my Air. Once my contract is over, I'm going all T-Mobile because great value (voice & data) for the money.

 

[Trees]

T-Mobile does appear to have decent coverage urban areas and most interstate/highway corridors.
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Verizon is expensive, but in our experience reliable. Every month the bill comes I think about T-Mobile. At some point we are going to have to switch if their costs increase further.

The concern I have with cheap, is that the quality coverage and a reliable signal may not be up to par with the more expensive options.

 

[the_tech_eater]

Try cricket wireless. They run off Att. They have extremely good prices. $55/mo for 10gb and unlimited talk/text.