Random Best Phone Networks (6 items)

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  (#6) TracFone Wireless

  • Telecommunications

  Coverage pros:

  • No contract plans
  • Uses AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, U.S. Cellular, and Verizon,networks to offer more consistent coveragenutes, texts, and data)

  Coverage cons:

  • No unlimited plans
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  (#1) T-Mobile

  • Mobile network operator, Telecommunications, Radiotelephone Communications

  Coverage pros:

  • Good coverage in urban and metro areas
  • Offers some of the lower coverage plans (unlimited plans range from $70 to $160, taxes and fees included)
  • Wide device selection options

  Coverage cons:

  • Slower lines in areas of congestion, if you exceed 50GB LTE data in a month
  • Poor suburban and rural coverage
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  (#2) Verizon Communications

  • Telephone Communications, Except Radiotelephone, Telecommunications, Voice over IP, Cable television, Wired Telecommunications Carriers, Provider (Operator), Fixed Network Operator

  Coverage pros:

  • Offers up to 11Mbps download, 3.5 Mbps upload
  • Has good reliability and speed in both urban and rural areas
  • More awards from J.D.Power than any other carrier 21 times in a row

  Coverage cons:

  • One of the most expensive networks (unlimited plans range from $75-500, not counting fees and taxes)
  • Non-refundable clause

   
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  (#3) AT&T

  • Telephone Communications, Except Radiotelephone, Telecommunications, Wired Telecommunications Carriers, Provider (Operator), Fixed Network Operator

  Coverage pros:

  • Covers 99% of all U.S. licensed and roaming areas
  • Drops less than 1% of calls according to third-party testing
  • Wide device selection options
  • LTE services in over 650 markets, with data rates averaging over 7Mbps

  Coverage cons:

  • One of the most expensive networks (unlimited plans range from $65-$340)

   
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  (#4) Sprint Corporation

  • Telephone Communications, Except Radiotelephone, Telecommunications

  Coverage pros:

  • Unlimited data
  • Has some of the cheapest coverage plans (unlimited plans range from $60-100, not counting fees and taxes)

  Coverage cons:

  • Slower lines in areas of congestion, if you exceed 23GB LTE data in a month
  • Average speed only 4.4 Mbps
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  (#5) U.S. Cellular

  • Telecommunications, Radiotelephone Communications

  Coverage pros:

  • Robust rewards point program
  • Strong coverage in coverage area and wide 3G coverage

  Coverage cons:

  • 4G LTE towers only in Iowa, Nebraska, North Carolina, Southern Oregon, and a few other counties.
  • Offers some of the lower coverage plans (unlimited plans range from $60 to $200), but with several expensive clauses and fees

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