Is Sprint a Good Carrier?

[beenz]

the main attraction is its cheaper

That plus the employee discount which most of us are off of.

 

[Melt_Man]

Good looking out, I don't think I'm going to switch to Sprint.

 

[Diyhai]

Depends on the city u live and the phone u have
All carriers have cities that they are really good in and other where they are shytty

 

[Ricky Church]

Sprint is garbage when you have a smartphone. I hate it. T-mobile isn't badd but it's not great either.

I had at&t and my bill used to be so much money but when I worked for them they paid my bill. Now I use Straighttalk and they're supposed to be powered by att towers anyway. And I get unlimited talk & text and they claim "unlimited data" but in reality all they give you per month is 2 GB's of usage. Which is fine for me cause I have a laptop an iPod and a Kindle, I just use my iPhone for text, calls, and minor data. And all you pay a month for them is $45.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk breh.

 

[Dark Knyght]

Glad I get decent speeds, but the carrier you should jump to right now is T-Mobile.

Unlimited HSPA+ Speed on THEIR network?

No contest, T-Mobile is doing it big right now. If the next nexus is available on Day 1 (Or some nice WP8 piff) I am jumping to them immediately.

Sprint does not even list my city to get LTE anytime soon

You ain't lying bruh, T-mobile done got their shyt together. Switched to T-mobile from Verizon a few weeks ago and Im like This shyt's the truth.
Verizon has flawless coverage, I sometimes had signal in nyc subway system, but its way more expensive and they no longer have unlimited data, plus they only have share everything plans which jacked up the prices on their already expensive plans. Had to bounce.

 

[acri1]

Shytty reception and meh data speeds, but cheap.

If you're one of those people that doesn't use their phone all that much (like me) and don't want to pay much, they're decent.

 

[Liquid]

Shytty reception and meh data speeds, but cheap.

If you're one of those people that doesn't use their phone all that much (like me) and don't want to pay much, they're decent.

if you don't use your phone much and don't want to pay much...then you shouldn't really be on a contract plan with the major 4 carriers. You are actually paying too much.

Look into Simple Mobile or Straight Talk.

 

[Jutt]

Depends on the city u live and the phone u have
All carriers have cities that they are really good in and other where they are shytty

Best answer in this thread.


All of this is dependent on where you live. My service is pretty good here, but when i travel to Philly,Bmore etc, the service is beastly.

Try it out for awhile..imm pretty sure you have like 2 weeks to use the phone to see how you like it.

 

[Diyhai]

Best answer in this thread.


All of this is dependent on where you live. My service is pretty good here, but when i travel to Philly,Bmore etc, the service is beastly.

Try it out for awhile..imm pretty sure you have like 2 weeks to use the phone to see how you like it.

Downtown Baltimore Sprint service

 

[Jutt]

Downtown Baltimore Sprint service

Went to powerplant a few months ago and was doin shyt on my phone like

 

[Silkk]

 

[itsyoung!!]

Glad I get decent speeds, but the carrier you should jump to right now is T-Mobile.

Unlimited HSPA+ Speed on THEIR network?

No contest, T-Mobile is doing it big right now. If the next nexus is available on Day 1 (Or some nice WP8 piff) I am jumping to them immediately.

Sprint does not even list my city to get LTE anytime soon

why did put THEIR network in caps like they aint the fukkin slowest network ?? thats like bragging you got DSL in 2012

 

[EatingGoodNow]

That plus the employee discount which most of us are off of.

with my sero premium plan. I'm only paying 50 bucks a month. 3G is a bytch, but I'm using wifi most of the time.