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Which is the best network. Base your response on the signal you get, stability, time to repair services, customer services. Not the phone its self - that would take to long!
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vodafone.
The signal issue is very subjective though.
O2, Voda and Orange all have pretty good coverage, though who is best will vary from area to area.
T-Mobile is pants. This is the only national conclusion that can be made.
:D
O2, Voda and Orange all have pretty good coverage, though who is best will vary from area to area.
T-Mobile is pants. This is the only national conclusion that can be made.
:D
I do get a laugh out of 121 (T-Mobile) users who have to come outside to work their phones. There's a few in my street, and to see them out in the rain in the middle of winter trying to wave their phone's around to get a signal is a laugh!
*thought
*though
*though
Still impressive thought.
More than likely.
Echelon_vs_Lightforce wrote:
Hell my Orange signal even works when I’m on the Tube, and that is 15ft underground.
They probably have one of those low power "hidden" transmitters down there.
Hell my Orange signal even works when I’m on the Tube, and that is 15ft underground.
They probably have one of those low power "hidden" transmitters down there.
Orange are the best for signal.
Strange when you consider that they are effectively owned by Vodafone.
Strange when you consider that they are effectively owned by Vodafone.
Yeah 100% agree with IB. Been on Orange since I got my first phone a good few years ago, and the whole package is excellent. Good reception, you can choose *any* price plan you want (they'll even match other networks tariffs) and the customer service is flawless.
My only complaint would be this, for some very strange reason you just can't seem to get a very reception when standing in SR’s head office in Sawbow! Dunno why, and this is pretty much the only place I’ve noticed it happens, but it's true. You've pretty much gotta’ go outside to get a decent reception!
Hell my Orange signal even works when I’m on the Tube, and that is 15ft underground. Must be a black hole or something around the SR head office ;-)
My only complaint would be this, for some very strange reason you just can't seem to get a very reception when standing in SR’s head office in Sawbow! Dunno why, and this is pretty much the only place I’ve noticed it happens, but it's true. You've pretty much gotta’ go outside to get a decent reception!
Hell my Orange signal even works when I’m on the Tube, and that is 15ft underground. Must be a black hole or something around the SR head office ;-)
Insane Bartender wrote:
> Ive been on (in order) Vodafone, 121 (T-mobile now?), BT (now O2)
> and Orange.
>
> Orange is superior in every measurable sense.
My town is a bit iffy for reception. I use Orange, and gives a good signal. BT (O2) is just about ok. 121 (T-mobile) is rubbish here. Most of them have to go outside to get a signal!
> Ive been on (in order) Vodafone, 121 (T-mobile now?), BT (now O2)
> and Orange.
>
> Orange is superior in every measurable sense.
My town is a bit iffy for reception. I use Orange, and gives a good signal. BT (O2) is just about ok. 121 (T-mobile) is rubbish here. Most of them have to go outside to get a signal!
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