Ohoho, just wait until you need to go somewhere semi-rural, like a distant college town. The reception is SO BAD! You'll get 0 bars indoors, and maybe 1-2 bars of HSPA+ outside if you're lucky. Here in Charlottesville, VA, things are really, really bad.
That's actually the one part that's been great - well, aside from the price. I live in a pretty rural area. On Verizon you can't connect to 3G from my house, and can't even use voice unless you stand in front of a south-facing window. Tmobile gives a full 5 bars with very decent 3G speed. And it's not just around my house, the broad area is incredibly well covered.
I realize that's probably just local circumstances and I know Tmobile's network is a fair bit smaller, but I can't personally complain about that aspect.
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Ohoho, just wait until you need to go somewhere semi-rural, like a distant college town. The reception is SO BAD! You'll get 0 bars indoors, and maybe 1-2 bars of HSPA+ outside if you're lucky. Here in Charlottesville, VA, things are really, really bad.
That's actually the one part that's been great - well, aside from the price. I live in a pretty rural area. On Verizon you can't connect to 3G from my house, and can't even use voice unless you stand in front of a south-facing window. Tmobile gives a full 5 bars with very decent 3G speed. And it's not just around my house, the broad area is incredibly well covered.
I realize that's probably just local circumstances and I know Tmobile's network is a fair bit smaller, but I can't personally complain about that aspect.