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How do I check my mobile coverage? The simplest way to check your mobile coverage is to pop your postcode in the search box at the top of this page, we’ll then be able to tell you what level of coverage you can expect in your area from all the UK’s network providers.
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Aug 17, 2022 · Enter a postcode to view mobile coverage by provider, or availability of broadband services (standard, superfast and ultrafast). You can also view the results as interactive maps. If you can’t get a download speed of 10Mbit/s, you may be eligible for the broadband Universal Service Obligation (USO). Use the mobile and broadband checker.
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Without complicating things, the term ‘mobile phone coverage’ essentially refers to the strength of signal or reception you’ll get, both for data and voice calls, in your area.
There are four major mobile networks: EE's, O2, Three and Vodafone. Each one maintains its own infrastructure, which other mobile phone operators rent and use to provide their own 3G, 4G and 5G services. Companies that use a network run by another mobile operator are called Mobile Virtual Network Operators, or MVNOs. So, even if you’re with a MVNO,...
You’ve likely heard of 3G, 4G and, more recently, 5G. And if you’re using a mobile phone, you’re going to be using one of these connections. Each generation of wireless mobile tech is a step-up from its predecessor, but what are the main differences?
That depends on whether you’re looking at 3G and 4G, or the more recently available 5G. When it comes to 3G and 4G, all the big four networks provide 99% coverage or moreacross the UK. So, whichever network you’re with, you can expect a strong and reliable 4G connection in most areas. At the same time, networks are also continuing to expand their 5...
The coverage you’ll get in your local area will depend on a few things: 1. the type of connection, whether it’s 4G or 5G 2. the network you choose 3. the handsetyou’re using 4. the amount of network traffic at the time 5. whether you’re indoors or outdoors 6. the weather Also, your location affects coverage. If you’re in a city or town, you’re more...
It’s easy to find out your mobile operator’s coverage in your area – either have a look on their website or get in touch with them. If you’re with EE, O2, Vodafone or Three, you can also use Ofcom’s mobile coverage checker. Ofcom is the UK’s communication regulator, and they offer a service that lets you check the availability of 4G and non-4G data...
You can enter your postcode into the coverage checker and it’ll tell you what kind of voice, data and enhanced data availability you’ll have. Here’s what to look out for: 1. A green tick– This means you’re likely to have good coverage 2. An amber triangle– This means you might experience issues with your reception (however you won’t see this for vo...
While all networks have 4G coverage across 99% of the UK, and similar 5G coverage as each other, speeds may vary between them. It’s a little hard to definitively say which network is the fastest – there hasn’t been any extensive testing comparing the networks, plus reports differ. Still, based on the data that’s out there, EE has been found to have...
If you aren’t with any of the big four networks, your provider will still be powered by one of them – for example: 1. EE's’s network covers BT Mobile and Talkmobile 2. O2covers Virgin Mobile, Tesco Mobile, Lycamobile and giffgaff 3. Vodafone’s network covers Asda Mobile, Lebara Mobile and VOXI 4. Threecovers SMARTY and iD Mobile
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Please select your network to view availability from your provider. “Voice” denotes expected coverage for making phone calls. “Data” denotes mobile internet service availability, excluding 5G services. “5G Data” denotes outdoor 5G mobile internet service availability. About this mobile checker.
Coverage Checker. We use regulator Ofcom's mobile network coverage database to give an unbiased view of network coverage across all providers. It's not perfect, nor does it look at 5G coverage, but it's a great ready-reckoner to show coverage details at your location.
Our coverage checker helps you discover the mobile signal strength, 4G and 5G coverage in your area and highlights any problems nearby.
You can check if your area has access to our 4G or 5G network by searching your postcode in our Coverage checker above. Or you can use our Network Status checker to see if there are any issues or planned maintenance in your area.
