How Verizon Coverage Compares
Verizon's 4G LTE network covers 71% of the U.S., making it the number one carrier in the nation, beating out the likes of AT&T and T-Mobile.
How AT&T’s Coverage Compares
AT&T may have one of the best networks in the U.S., but is it the best for you? Compare AT&T's coverage map to Verizon, T-Mobile and Sprint and see whether it's the best choice for you.
Verizon 5G Coverage
Verizon has the least 5G coverage with 11% coverage, whereas AT&T has 16% and T-Mobile has 37%. Verizon's 5G coverage is best in DE, NJ, OH, NC, and MD.
AT&T 5G Coverage
AT&T's 5G network covers about 6% of the country and offers speeds up to 60Mbps. Coverage is solid in New Jersey, Delaware, Ohio, and more.
T-Mobile 5G Coverage
T-Mobile's 5G network covers about 30% of the nation, compared to AT&T's 6% coverage and Verizon's .001%; however, T-Mobile has the slowest 5G speeds—49Mbps.
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Best Budget Phones 2020
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Sprint Cell Phone Plans
Sprint is now officially operating under the T-Mobile brand. As such, new customers can no longer sign up for Sprint plans, but current Sprint customers can remain on their Sprint plans for now.
Data-Only Plans
Data-only plans, often called tablet plans, are great options for customers who need to connect their smart devices to mobile data when there is no WiFi.