Sprint vs. AT&T
It depends. Voice coverage probably AT&T, while data coverage, price points, and speed is Sprint.
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I think Sprint is the better network (in my area). It's all about what works for YOU. Coverage, pricing, m2m calling, plans. phone selection, technology, etc.
Pick the carrier, that works for YOU. 😉
Pick the carrier, that works for YOU. 😉
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It was a perfectly reasonable answer to the question. The question didn't really give enough detail to give a truly satisfactory answer. Where does the person live/work? Maybe the signal for either carrier is horrible where the OP lives. What kind of features/phones does the OP need? A more detailed question would have produced a better answer.
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Yeah there are so many factors like coverage, pricing, and such. Sprint has technology while AT&T has history. Reasearch for your area
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Sprint! $15 data on a PDA, as well as insurance on PDA phones and 6pm nights and weekends can't be beat! However, at&t does allow MMS on their pda's. Overall: Sprint is better. That's why my at&t is only on GoPhone. To me, it's not worth getting a contract over.
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sprint has better plans, at&t has a slightly better network in my area (kc, mo). so which do you want more of? cash in pocket or bars on your cellphone... i'll take the cash thank you very much
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If you can't get a signal...then it's worth nothing to you. So what are you saving. I'm thiking about switching from AT&T to Sprint. Sprint monthly bill beats AT&T on comparable plans and one friend who has Sprint says he has little problems with coverage. But I travel to my mother's some and it doesn't look like Sprint has coverage there. I'm just trying to decide is it worth $30 extra a month. It sure is hard to justify paying the extra. I guess I'll never know until I switch.
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