Tired of Spint
Former Sprint customer that is looking for a new home. Which phone for TMobile has the best signal strength? Any other information you can give me about TMobile's service will be greatly appreciated as well.
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As long as you have a good phone and your in T-Mobile's coverage area your good to go.
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You can check coverage on website and now also personal coverage check - see how the signal will be at your address.
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Which T-Mobile phone has the best reception???
The ones that work off of the Cingular towers.
Hope this helps.
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The ones that work off of the Cingular towers.
Hope this helps.
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Nokia i have found have the best signal strength, but i would think a quad phone would be better so if u need to roam u can pick up cingulars' signal. A phone like the V600 might be a good choice here for free
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hp said:
Nokia i have found have the best signal strength, but i would think a quad phone would be better so if u need to roam u can pick up cingulars' signal. A phone like the V600 might be a good choice here for free
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Despite what you write you do *not* need a phone with 850 for T-Mobile. Some places will give you more *roaming* coverage but 1900 will do just fi...
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Shayby said:
Quad phones are for international roaming..i.e. when you travel abroad. 🙂
ehhh...yes and no, and it's more on the "not so much" side...most international roaming is going to consist of 900/1800 mhz...there are only a very few countries that only support 850..off the top of my head I know of uraguay, and ecuador...Other than that I'm sure it's there, I just don't know without looking. Also here in the U.S. a quad band phone with T-Mobile (and someone already said it) is going to only benefit you with "pocket" roaming". which is not the same as normal roaming. Only in an area where we have a roaming agreement, your phone may be handed off to an 850 tower instead of a 1900 tower if more readi...
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Ok well I work for Cingular so with us its an International phone. I use T-Mo atm. So idk what they use, which is why I made the comment. If i was incorrect i stand corrected sorry for the misinfo. 🤭
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Oh no...you were correct about it being an international phone...and being as you work for cingular, even more so at that. As I said before, it all has to do with the phones' configuration, and what company is using it. Also, what country supports which band. 🙂
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most of nokias should be good
if you're using mobile internet from pda or laptop, T-Mobile's price is still unbeaten (for dial-up speed)
if you're using mobile internet from pda or laptop, T-Mobile's price is still unbeaten (for dial-up speed)
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Of our current manufacturers...here goes
5. Motorola...sucks!!!! Big floppy donkey d!ck
4. Siemens...I get no complaints
3. Sharp...still haven't talked to a single customer who this phone
2. Nokia...overall best quality phone manufacturer but I list them at 2 because I like flip phones and Nokia doesn't make a flip phone (at least in the US)
1. Samsung...Any Samsung except for the R225/C225 gets the best signal out there...
hope this helps...
5. Motorola...sucks!!!! Big floppy donkey d!ck
4. Siemens...I get no complaints
3. Sharp...still haven't talked to a single customer who this phone
2. Nokia...overall best quality phone manufacturer but I list them at 2 because I like flip phones and Nokia doesn't make a flip phone (at least in the US)
1. Samsung...Any Samsung except for the R225/C225 gets the best signal out there...
hope this helps...
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