The latest Consumer Reports are out and as far as mobile networks go, Verizon is rated in front of the rest of the pack. Verizon scored near the top for voice and data quality which is to be expected with Verizon’s mostly reliable network. The Reports also gave Verizon props “for support attributes like staff knowledge and resolution of issues.” Verizon didn’t win every category though. 

Interestingly enough, AT&T was rated as having the best LTE network, with their customers reporting the least amount of problems. Other than that though, AT&T didn’t score well. AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile all had low scores in text and voice quality, but AT&T was the unfortunate loser in this race.

From reading the comments that you guys post daily, things might be a little different in future Consumer Reports when other carriers catch up to Verizon in LTE coverage. Do you think they are the best out of the four wireless carriers?

Via: Gizmodo

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Besides their incredible line up of smartphones and tablets, the big reason we are all on Verizon is the pure power of their network. Rarely are calls dropped, coverage is wide-spread and their 4G LTE network is blazing fast. Consumer Reports polled over 66,000 of its members on their service and customer-support experience with both standard and no-contract providers. For the second year in a row Big Red has polled the highest, with AT&T sitting at the bottom of the results. Nipping at Verizon’s heals is the nations third largest carrier, Sprint, with T-Mobile coming in third.

Survey respondents gave Verizon very good scores for both texting and data service satisfaction, as well as staff knowledge. As a Verizon customer for nearly the past 10 years, I could not be happier. The service has done nothing but expand, unfortunately so have the prices – then again you get what you pay for. Three cheers for Verizon, hip-hip-hooray.

Via: ConsumerReports

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