Horses for courses - it’s exactly the opposite for me. Dual SIM iPhone - my work (EE) line frequently drops out when I’m indoors at home - I frequently get missed call notifications where it hasn’t even rung on my phone, and the download speeds are atrocious. No such problems on my personal (Vodafone) line.
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Do you not have Wi-Fi Calling switched on?
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It doesn’t work - presumably because it’s not enabled on my work business account.
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ah damn that must be annoying
Has anyone managed to get Vodafone 5G SA to work yet?
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Being 900mhz I wonder what the top speed could theoretically be. Quick browse online says 250meg which is pretty decent and far sufficient for mobile use.
Anyone requested a PAC from Three lately? do they tend to call you after you send the text?
They will call you and offer you in their opinion - The very best deal
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The £5 for 20gb is on O2. The standard package is 10gb but it’s doubled to 20gb through Volt.
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Ooo it’s official. I wonder why they didn’t communicate it to customers ahead of time.
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Doesn’t it mention in case of traffic management opposed to 100% of the time? I can’t remember the wording.
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I remember the days when Three used to throttle but strangely the speed tests were all great, but try and use the BA app to check in for a flight, impossible. Social media apps were also fine. 
EE were caught throttling despite denying it, and then suddenly it was ok again.
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Well with Sky (via O2) breaking the mast round us meaning I get no service, managed to use that to jump contract early, and go back to EE.
I honestly don’t know why I did that to myself. O2 are so crap these days if you live out in t’sticks.
£10 a month for 20GB which I don’t think is all that bad, plus at least people will be able to ring me now.
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I’m contemplating switching my Sky SIM elsewhere too. They don’t support Wi-Fi Calling on the razr (at first I thought it was EE doing their firmware shenanigans like they do with EE branded firmware on Samsung phones and disabling Wi-Fi Calling for other networks) and my area is a signal blackhole so I never get calls/texts/they can’t hear me without VoWi-Fi.
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I should’ve done it sooner. Honestly it’s so poor.
When I rang up to cancel (the airtime as the handset still needs paying off) the agent was like “we’ll send you a text with a PAC code” and I was like “great but since I’ve not been able to receive texts for three weeks” I won’t get it” they didn’t take long to convince cancelling was probably best
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BT mobile used to be my go to, EE sim at half the price but as they aren’t taking on new customers bit out of luck. Only thing I miss having is visual voicemail, Living in the sticks EE is one of the only networks to provide a stable connection but have recently tried VOXI (Vodafone) and they’ve been decent.
Best thing I did was get a 99p sim and just test each networks signal
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I wonder why Virgin Mobile is still accepting new orders considering they’re moving all customers over to O2 within the next 5 months. Surely it’s just unnecessary faff for themselves and customers when they could just redirect new customers to the O2 website instead?
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But if you sign up to VM now, when you move, you’ll get double data or unlimited data 
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that’s a very good point