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[@Khuda17]

@speedtek if you had to pick just one network out of the three, for everything in consideration such as speed, performance, reliability, what you picking? You would have to stick with them for at least a year, which one would you most be comfortable with?

[@SpeedTekYT]

It honestly would have to have to be AT&T, they can be slow at times but they usually reliable and have the coverage here. If it wasn't AT&T though definitely T-Mobile as a second choice.

[@Khuda17]

@@SpeedTekYT okay, thank you. I somewhat thought the same, they don’t boast speeds but from testing where I live, ATT always has signal. Verizon mostly does too but they are very congested to the point of being useless and they don’t reach as far into camp grounds. I actually switched from T-Mobile to ATT about a month ago due to calling issues they were related to voice over 5g and also they didn’t reach at all to any in between towns in my area.

[@SpeedTekYT]

@Khuda17 Ah yeah I didn’t say verizon mostly because when I am rural they usually are the worst performer on my travels.