T-Mobile Good or Bad?

[sneeks]

I'm considering leaving o2 after 5 years because the charges for browsing online using my phone are ridiculous these days.

T-Mobile Flext 35 tarrif with web n' walk can be had for £37.50 p/month and includes unlimited browsing. I can buy the N95 for £49.99 on a 18 month tariff.

How good is the T-Mobile network coverage these days, including 3G? I don't want to leave o2 and then regret it because of poor coverage.

Thanks.

 

[Matt_Pleece]

T-mobile coverage is good i'd say, 3G coverage unkonwn. Some of their deals are ok; but threaten o2 with what ur gunna leave them for and see what they offer you. Nothing to lose and everything to gain.

 

[beatjunkie]

my mate left 02 for tmobile 18month contract and checked their online thing which says about reception and said 3 bars at least at his house, so he got the contract, he used it at home for couple weeks and reception was like 1 bar/no signal

i told him to take it back and now 2months into it he dont get s**t all signal at all so id take their idea of 'good' reception with a pinch of salt, its s**t!

 

[DebV6]

The T-mobile coverage seems crap in my area, I never seem to have signal!

 

[Virtual_Unknown]

Never really had a problem with T-Mobile or their reception.

The only time they become barstewards is when its renewal time

 

[Mells]

very good. I've never had a problem.

 

[Tom]

Best network in the UK.

And im an expert.

Tmobile also use HSDPA in most places so thats 1mb/sec

 

[DebV6]

Looks like I'm just unlucky then!

 

[martynh]

Been with them since they were one2one! Always found I can get a signal.
Currently on a flxt tarif, pay £20 a month for £35 worth of calls and texts.

 

[sneeks]

I'll maybe buy a PAYG sim card on my way home from work tonight and test out the signal over the coming days to see if it'll be OK or not in he places I'd usually be.

Can you use 3G on PAYG?

 

[Tom]

Yup.