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As soon as I drive outside of city limits I lose all practical cell coverage. One of the main reasons I stick to Verizon
by grepfru_it 2y ago
As soon as I drive outside of city limits I lose all practical cell coverage. One of the main reasons I stick to Verizon
- simfree 2y agoVerizon is really thin on the ground out West, their coverage just keeps shrinking as their LTEiRA partners shut down or get bought out by T-Mobile and AT&T. Between Reno and Las Vegas it's pretty stark, huge holes in Verizon's coverage and a few 3G CDMA only towers, while AT&T has strong band 14 coverage, and T-Mobile has slightly better coverage than Verizon but also lets you roam onto AT&T. Meanwhile in the San Juans the situation is dire on Verizon, with only one tower just on Orcas Island. AT&T has a handful of towerd, two on Orcas and then they force roam everyone onto T-Mobile who has dozens of local towers. So long as you are on AT&T or T-Mobile with roaming you'll have the best coverage possible, but if your stuck on Verizon it seems your in for a rough ride these days.
- smm11 2y agoI have a dual-SIM phone, maybe $250 at Best Buy. Primary Mint SIM, secondary MobileX (Verizon) SIM. Monthly cost $35.