RootMetrics currently ranks Verizon as having the #1 best coverage and data speeds across the United States with an overall performance score of 96.0.
Verizon’s LTE bands are 2, 4, 5, 13, 46, 48, and 66.
Verizon’s 5G bands are n260 and n261.
You want to make sure your phone has as many compatible bands as possible for the best coverage, data speeds, and performance on the Verizon network. The primary bands Verizon uses are marked in bold.
Check Verizon coverage in your area by using Verizon's official coverage map, or by using a third-party map like Coverage?
The Coverage? app was developed by Cherie and Chris, two RVers passionate about helping the RV community find and stay connected to cellular networks while traveling.
RootMetrics currently ranks AT&T as having the #2 best coverage and data speeds across the United States with an overall performance score of 95.6.
AT&T’s LTE bands are 2, 4, 5, 12, 14, 17, 29, 30, and 66.
AT&T’s 5G bands are n5 and n260.
You want to make sure your phone has as many compatible bands as possible for the best coverage, data speeds, and performance on the AT&T network. The primary bands AT&T uses are marked in bold.
Check AT&T coverage in your area by using AT&T's official coverage map, or by using a third-party map like Coverage?
The Coverage? app was developed by Cherie and Chris, two RVers passionate about helping the RV community find and stay connected to cellular networks while traveling.
RootMetrics currently ranks T-Mobile as having the third best coverage and data speeds across the United States with an overall performance score of 90.3.
T-Mobile's LTE bands are 2, 4, 12, 25, 26, 41, 66, and 71.
T-Mobile's 5G bands are n41, n71, n260, and n261.
You want to make sure your phone has as many compatible bands as possible for the best coverage, data speeds, and performance on the T-Mobile network. The primary bands T-Mobile uses are marked in bold.
Check T-Mobile coverage in your area by using T-Mobile's official coverage map, or by using a third-party map like Coverage?
The Coverage? app was developed by Cherie and Chris, two RVers passionate about helping the RV community find and stay connected to cellular networks while traveling.
