EE mobile speeds

[Dellboy]

Just ended my contract with Vodafone and looking to go over to EE, much better coverage around where i live.

But getting confused with the wording on the website, one tariff offering " Our fastest 4g speed " and another " Up to 60Mbps speeds " I did call them and ask which is better but the lady just said she thought they were the same !!

Called my local shop and the girl didn't know either but would find out for her manager and call back in 10 minutes, 40 minutes ago !!

Anyone here know which is the better one to go for, extra cost is not a problem as going through business.

Cheers

 

[Papas1982]

4g max is their best one.

ive been in the middle of a field with speeds of 120mbs.

not that I'd grumble at 60 tbh.

They seem to have coverage everywhere too. Main reason I went with them as my village is atrocious for network.

 

[Dellboy]

Many thanks for the quick reply, was thinking that would be the better one but wasn't 100% sure.

Will go ahead and order up my phone and tariff.

Cheers :thup:

 

[Rooter]

EE are the best by far if you travel or call abroad regularly. Took my O2 bill down from 2-300 a month, to about 40 with EE.

 

[guest100718]

EE 4G . in the city currently getting 0.6 mbps.......

 

[SaintHacker]

Been on EE for 2 years now, every time I've had to phone them I've spoken to either an English or an Irish person. Such a great change to 'peter' in darkest Bangladesh...

 

[Matty6]

EE worked great for me too if I wasn't at home or at the office!! The only two places I couldn't get a damn signal!!! Everywhere else was great, and the 4g speeds were fantastic.

I moved to Three and I've been relatively impressed with their 4G speeds. The main bonus for me though is being able to use my normal allowance when I'm in the US and Australia. Saves me a small fortune every year.

 

[ScienceBoy]

Make sure you can use wifi calling so you can get perfect "signal" for calls at home and in the office:

 

[davidy233]

EE worked great for me too if I wasn't at home or at the office!! The only two places I couldn't get a damn signal!!! Everywhere else was great, and the 4g speeds were fantastic.

I moved to Three and I've been relatively impressed with their 4G speeds. The main bonus for me though is being able to use my normal allowance when I'm in the US and Australia. Saves me a small fortune every year.

I used a three sim when in Florida in January because of their 'Feel at home' data usage - it was 3g rather than 4g and while it worked reasonably well around Orlando it was hopeless in the South West of the state