@CleverIv I agree that Daytona and Orlando are AT&T areas. And I 100 percent am on board with Verizon over AT&T in Duval/St. John’s County with T-mobile being first in those areas. Florida is a really interesting state for cellular, I can’t lie.
@RandomGamecube @thetechxtremist @SpeedtestAddict@KnoxtechHQ Fellow Floridian as well. Verizon is by far the worst. T-Mobile vs ATT is a completely different story but Verizon has a lot of issues here, although it does shine from time to time. And in my experience, att takes the cake in terms of coverage in this state.
@Terrell352@SpeedtestAddict Darn. Had a bad experience today with att in st Augustine fl. Only T-Mobile worked out of the big 3 there. It’s super congested in that area right now.
@Terrell352@SpeedtestAddict That’s interesting. I found att to be the most reliable around the parks but tbh most carriers are because of their small cells and das. I wonder if it’s another story there at Disney springs. 🤔
@Vyyyper@Starbucks Haha yup! I’m a barista myself and once a customer touches a drink or food we aren’t really allowed to take it back. Enjoy your extra croissant!
@Terrell352 This is a really good point. Objectively looking at this, it might mean Verizon is in the overall best spot. Not sure about generators though as it seems to widely vary based on area.
@SneedTech @TheNamesGabe03 Yeah, the 5G can be frustrating. I think it comes down to density. Here in FL I believe att or Verizon take the cake with density although T-Mobile is close behind.