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For example, in Los Angeles, the only city where all four carriers offer 5G, maximum download speeds ranged from 627 megabits per second on Verizon to 201 Mbps on Sprint to 126 Mbps for both T-Mobile and AT&T.

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In its separate look at 5G, RootMetrics found uneven coverage and speeds in the cities where service is offered. T-Mobile’s median speed nationwide was 24.6 Mbps and Sprint’s was 23.1 Mbps. Verizon was second at 32.7 Mbps, but also had the most consistent speed results, with only one market out of 125 seeing speeds under 20 Mbps.

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That’s fast enough to download a song in 1 second but would require 10 minutes or longer for a movie file.

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If the deal is allowed to go forward, the combined network could offer much better speed and coverage than either of the two carriers ever produced on their own.Īcross the country, AT&T actually had the fastest median download speed at 33.1 megabits per second. The industry is also awaiting a judge’s decision in the court case case challenging the merger of Sprint and T-Mobile. “No other carrier came close to matching Verizon’s consistency of delivering fast speeds in metro (areas) across the U.S.” “Verizon once again delivered the strongest combination of stellar reliability and fast speeds among all networks,” the firm noted in its report. RootMetrics tested some of the early 5G services but didn’t include the data as part of its rankings. The carriers have spent billions of dollars building out even faster 5G networks, but will have to spend tens of billions more to achieve the coverage and reliability of today’s 4G coverage. The final 2019 rankings come at a time of transition for the wireless industry. As in prior years, Verizon tied for first place with AT&T for texting.ĪT&T placed second nationally, with T-Mobile and Sprint bringing up the rear. In either case, your texts will send fast and if you play games on your smartphone, you won’t experience much delay, if any.Verizon placed first in best network overall and also won for reliability, speed, data connections, and calling, RootMetrics said. If you live in a larger metro or the surrounding area, you might get better value from T-Mobile or Sprint, who work great in those kinds of regions.ĭepending on the rankings you look at, AT&T is either the fastest carrier, or at least close to the top. This makes AT&T a great choice for people who don’t live in or spend much time in the country. When it comes to coverage, AT&T falls just behind the most widespread, reliable carrier– Verizon– but not by much (although, naturally, what matters most is the coverage where you live ). If you don’t care about TV, go with one of their prepaid plans– they’re cheaper, with only minor losses in features.

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Of those two, Premium is the only way to get 1080p HD video, a guarantee of no throttling until 22GB, and extra mobile hotspot data– so go with that one. If you want to save money on TV subscriptions, AT&T’s unlimited plans are the ones to choose. Unlimited &More also reserves the right to throttle you during busy periods, while &More Premium doesn’t start throttling you until you reach 22GB of 4G LTE data used.īut both of those deprioritization thresholds are the same as Verizon’s (22GB) and lower than both Sprint and T-Mobile.

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In comparison, the previous plan– &More– caps streaming at 480p and has no hotspot data allowance, although you can still tether.

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Premium gets better, with HD-quality video (1080p), plus a 15GB hotspot data allowance, and your choice of one entertainment streaming platform: HBO, ShowTime, Amazon Music, Pandora, VRV, and more– at no extra charge (that’s worth about $10 or $15 extra by itself depending on the service in other words, it pays for itself if it’s a single line). But AT&T’s Unlimited & More and Unlimited & More Premium both feature access to WatchTV, a streaming service that gives you 35+ channels. All of AT&T’s plans feature unlimited talk and text - regardless of whether you have prepaid or unlimited.












Att wireless reviews