4G & 5G Network Coverage

Asda Mobile has low prices and short-term plans that last just 30 days, giving you more flexibility than some networks.

Audacious is a unique mobile network in that it’s designed for people with hearing loss. But is the network any good and how is coverage?

BT Mobile has a lot going for it, including higher speeds than most networks and slightly better coverage. But just how good is it?

Ctrl Mobile stands out primarily through offering fairly low prices and spending caps, along with basics like tethering and EU roaming.

EE is the biggest and fastest network in the UK. Now owned by BT, tests suggest it has the best download speeds of any UK network and possibly also the best coverage.

FreedomPop is a solid network for one simple reason: it has plans that start at very low prices. That makes it great if you’re a light user or want a second number that won’t cost you much.

Giffgaff has reasonable prices and short-term plans, but lacks extras.

iD Mobile is a robust, good value network. Its major strengths come from its low prices and data rollover.

Lebara is a great choice if you plan to regularly call international numbers or want to regularly roam in India. It’s also a solid choice if you just want the flexibility of not being tied into a contract

Lyca Mobile is the network to choose if you plan to make a lot of international calls. It’s also a strong choice if you just don’t want to be tied into a contract for long or need unlimited data.

Check O2 coverage in your area. Find out all about O2's network including speeds, frequencies and what makes O2's network good and any limitations.

Plusnet Mobile has a number of things going for it, starting with the fact that it’s owned by BT, which also owns EE.

Check SMARTY Mobile coverage in your area. Find out all about SMARTY's network including speeds, frequencies and what makes SMARTY's network good and any limitations.

Sky Mobile is clearly best for Sky TV customers, since you can stream Sky without using your data allowance. However, it’s worth considering even if you get your entertainment elsewhere.

Talkmobile is a very basic network – there’s no 5G, no unlimited data, and not much in the way of extras. But some people only need basic.

Right now we can’t recommend TalkTalk as a 4G network, because it isn’t one, so only opt for it if you’re happy with lower speeds - and even then you'll have to wait for the network to relaunch.

Tesco Mobile is an affordable network with a wide range of plans to choose from.

Check Three coverage in your area. Find out all about Three's network including speeds, frequencies and what makes Three's network good and any limitations.

Check The Peoples Operator coverage in your area. Find out all about TPO's network including speeds, frequencies and what makes TPO's network good and any limitations.

Check Vodafone coverage in your area. Find out all about Vodafone's network including speeds, frequencies and what makes Vodafone's network good and any limitations.

Check Virgin Mobile coverage in your area. Find out all about Virgin's network including speeds, frequencies and what makes Virgin's network good and any limitations.

VOXI is a promising, good value network giving you a lot of flexibility. Its main strengths are video, social media and instant messaging, since you can use these things without delving into your data.

1pMobile is an affordable network with EE’s coverage and incredibly low Pay As You Go rates.