seriously sprint or cricketwireless?

[Liquid]

Cricket was bought by ATT last year and as such run on the same towers as ATT, so coverage should be better than Sprint. However data speeds and call quality from what i can gather isn't nowhere near as good as ATT so therefore Sprint has them beat in that department. I think Cricket wins affordability too so to sum it all up on Cricket you'll have a phone that'll work poorly in a lot of places for cheap.

Cricket and Sprint network speed is about the same with the advantage to Cricket in most areas/days.

Sprint is garbage man, I tried sticking it out with them while they improved their network and its beyond terrible. It is not worth the headache with those guys IMO.

 

[⠀⠀⠀]

cricket uses at&t, i always have max bars 4g

my data work good, i stream spotify 8 hours a day at work and works great when on my browser.

 

[satam55]

I fukked up and ported out my sprint line to cricket last night because some places I went I got bad battery drain and slow data, especially in building like malls and so forth I got no signal.

anyways i was paying sprint 59 a month for unlimited data and sero p but the service was spotty at times...

so my boy got cricket and hooked me up with some perks $135 in free credits from doing a bunch of stuff and I was about to grab the 40 dollar plan.

I wanna know if its worth it. cricket has no wifi calling or roaming like that, sprint aint that good but it has it if you need it.

I really don't wanna spend 80 bucks on one line like alot of people do on verizon and att and the sprint unlimited data is cool but I don't really need it so....

Do you think it's worth all this hassle to save possibly 25 bucks a month with better signal but lesser perks in other areas?

Cricket is owned by AT&T and uses the same LTE/HSPA+/3G/2G bands as AT&T. You can use any GSM phone on cricket. Cricket is a no-brainer over Sprint.

 

[Scott Larock]

got cricket

 

[Liquid]

remember when Sprint was going to over take Verizon and AT&T cause of unlimited data @Liquid now they out here competing against the mafukkas who set up Tents out side car washes

compete against businesses that still requires a clip board and paper for you to enter your details brehs

Unlimited Data is the reason T-Mobile has come all the way back from almost dead. Accepting data limits in 2016 is absurd, but you likely drank the Verizon kool-aid too long to accept that these hard data caps in 2016 are ridiculous.

Sprint messed up by not building out their networks like they promised to do so T-Mobile came in and took their customers.

 

[Kiyoshi-Dono]

Always read the stories but I've never had problems with sprint