What is the deal with Sprint, they have really good prices

they are LTE whatever that means

>>58979007
https://www.whistleout.com/CellPhones/Guides/BYO-phones-how-to-take-your-phone-to-another-carrier

>>58979007
Sprint and Verizon are CDMA and their phones usually only work on their networks (I'm not sure about Apple stuff). ATT and Tmobile are GSM and thus can be used on any GSM network in the world as long as the antenna can pick up the right band.

There are exceptions to the rules though. Like Google's Fi network uses special sim cards that switch between Sprint and Tmobile. Fi is only available on 3 or 4 phones though.

How is Sprint's coverage? Is it as good as att or Verizon?

>>58979953
They've added more towers and their 4g is supposed to be running the newest equipment but att and verizon probably still have more towers and thus better coverage.

>>58979953
It is 100% dependent on where you live.

>>58979979
>They've added more towers and their 4g is supposed to be running the newest equipment but att and verizon probably still have more towers and thus better coverage.

thanks anon, just trying to figure out what the catch is because their prices are so good

>>58979987
>It is 100% dependent on where you live.

i live in the south in a rural area

>>58979953
Depends on where you live/work but my experience with sprint is that they were absolutely awful. Terrible service, terrible policies

>>58979992
That's just what actual competition looks like. The FCC stopped ATT from gobbling up T-Mo and T-Mo and Sprint have been putting in work.

>>58980013
When I was stationed at Ft Bragg Sprint was my best option by far. Not that rural but still...

>>58980015
>Depends on where you live/work but my experience with sprint is that they were absolutely awful. Terrible service, terrible policies

what do you mean terrible policies?

Sprint is the cheapest in my area by far but it makes me think there is something wrong with them