Sensorly

9 recommendations and reviews from 9 people

• Referral from June 9, 2017
  

  Nancy L. asked:

  Looking for opinions/experiences on T-Mobile services, thinking of switching from verizon to them. Just wondering if that is a good idea or not. TIA

  

  Cam J. replied:

  Currently have TMobile. Left Verizon for them about a year ago. I am very very happy I left. They have a history of poor coverage but it's been improving dramatically since last year. I have amazing speeds, and I've only found one place where Verizon had service but I didn't, and it was at the San Rafael Swell. They are great around SF. If you want to check coverage, sensorly.com is a great place to do it as it's crowd-sourced data. Just choose TMobile under the carrier section and enjoy! :D Also, I'm a big fan of technology and I do lots of reading about this stuff so feel free to ask me any questions.

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• Referral from May 24, 2017
  

  Kali C. asked:

  Does anyone have Straight Talk as their cell phone service provider? I'm tired of Verizon having major dead spots in places like Tahoe City, Reno, SF... but I need something that will still service Alpine Meadows. Wondering if Straight Talk gets the best out of AT&T as well as Verizon???

  

  Chris P. replied:

  http://www.sensorly.com/ and https://opensignal.com/ have good info on coverage. As far as on the hill, especially at Alpine, Verizon seems like the best bet. My ATT gets nothing up there and almost nothing at Squaw.

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• Referral from January 16, 2017
  

  kimrussell7 asked:

  What cell phone company do you have and are satisfied with? Looking for options. Want good reception and customer service.

  

  Tan L. replied:

  Very happy with my decision to switch to T-mobile from Verizon. You can see real-world coverage maps on http://sensorly.com

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• Referral from January 31, 2016
  

  Melanie B. asked:

  Morning. Does anyone know how to check which service provider has the best LTE network in an area? What tests to run...and how? Thank you

  

  Deneys R. replied:

  http://www.sensorly.com/

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• Referral from November 23, 2015
  

  Maria M. asked:

  Could I please have opinions on which cell phone carrier gets the best service here in the area. TIA

  

  Charles D. replied:

  This site provides user-generated coverage maps. Pretty handy. www.sensorly.com

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• Referral from November 13, 2015
  

  Becka S. asked:

  Just curious to know if anyone in the area has Sprint for a cell phone provider and how the service is in the area?

  

  Jeff J. replied:

  I have Sprint and it is pretty decent. It's not Verizon. If you want to see a map made by consumers try sensorly.com and you can see all of the different carriers.

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• Referral from August 3, 2015
  

  Jo M. asked:

  Anyone have sprint? Looking for a new cell provider, but not sure about coverage/ dropped calls.

  

  Cory R. replied:

  Sprint has ok coverage in RW. I find the further east you go the better LTE gets. Check out sensorly.com for actual user made maps of coverage.

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• Referral from April 9, 2015
  

  Juli S. asked:

  So my I phone 4S through Sprint sucks. Dropped calls, interference, it's awful. I switched a couple years ago from T-Mobile with my simple Samsung flip phone. It worked great! Anyone else have this problem? Is it the IPhone? A friend told me she had to switch phone brands in her service to get good service. Thoughts? Advice?

  

  Frank S. replied:

  The iPhone 4S was released 2011. Four years in the telecom industry is like dog-to-man years. In other words, you have a 28 year old mobile phone... ;-) But, before spending a lot of money for a new phone, check out your coverage area first: http://www.sensorly.com/ Maybe it is Sprint in your particular area after all.

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• Referral from September 28, 2014
  

  Trent A. asked:

  What's the best mobile service in the area? ...and gets the most bars for signal

  

  Jason B. replied:

  Bars mean nothing. Use sensorly.com to determine what the best provider is for you. I use TMobile, and have stuck with them through their upgrades through what was crappy service 3 years ago, to awesome service now. I pay 1/3 what a Verizon or AT&T c ustomer pays, have faster Internet (30-60 mb down normally... Faster than brighthouse or Comcrap), great customer service, and can upgrade every 6 months. Lots of people will say TMobile sucks, but they've put more $ into their network in the last two years than any carrier, and it shows. Very happy with them. The naysayers haven't realized the changes.

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