We have Verizon and it seems to be pretty good out here. I will say that you should expect the service drops in service while driving throughout NH regardless of your provider.

AT&T has offered very good coverage for us.

I've heard terrible things from people in MA/NH that have tried T-Mobile (poor coverage outside of cities/away from the highways.)

I switched from Verizon to Xfinity about a year ago and have a better plan for half the price. I haven’t noticed any difference in coverage.

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AT&T….probably the best but you’ll still get service drops regardless

I have two phones.

Verizon is my primary cell and Google Fi is what I use as a 'home phone'. The two different networks were useful when I was search for property to buy. I don't really have any problems with Verizon, but Google Fi has given me coverage in some out of the way places like west of Rumney, etc.

Verizon, I use prepaid because it is so much cheaper

Agreed with your assessment, but T-Mobile is slowly expanding into the dead spot areas where even Verizon doesn't cover(like along 25 west of Rumney). I don't have T-Mobile, but it is one of the carriers that Google-Fi rides on.

Yup, wife was on t-mobile before we got married. It was horrible anywhere north of southern NH

I’m on AT&T and drive throughout New England for work and I haven’t had many issues

I use Mint mobile..I pay yearly for the 10g a month that comes to about 250$ Been using it for about 4 yrs now and no problems. Left Verizon to go to t mobile and left them for Mint. Best for me by far!

I have mint in Southern NH. There are some dead spots especially when I go to nowhere towns up north and random spots in Bedford, Milford, but I rather save the $500 a year. If an accident happens in a deadzone, I'll just do what any normal person would do and wait for death or rescue. 🤐

Verizon is probably your best bet. No matter what carrier, there will still be dead zones throughout the state outside of Southern NH.

I would say look at what their international options/add-ons are for calling back home. That might be more important to you as the coverage here is really comparable. Metro PCS offers a lot of cheap international options and no contract.

Verizon

T Mobile is fine anywhere in Eastern MA. Not great. But I find the cost savings worth it. It definitely gets spotty when Im.traveling frequently to NH and Maine, places on the Cape in MA, away from the interstates. As much as I dislike Verizon because of pricing, nobody compares to the coverage you get from them. I have personal phone on T Mobile and a work phone that is Verizon.

I experienced this and waved for someone to stop. Gave them my car info, phone number even though that didnt matter and the mile marker and they called for me when they got service.

US Cellular has the best coverage now since Verizon dropped 3G but USC will too eventually.

I am in Southern NH and have had Verizon for years. The only time I have dropped calls or cell is a little nook in my basement.

Thanks but I don't think anyone makes international calls anymore. My US wife has been with me in England for 9 years and she's never once had to make an international call despite talking to her family every couple days. Whatsapp, facetime, zoom etc.

Lools like Verizon is the way to go.

I have Mint Mobile and I pay $320 a year Unlimited everything and my coverage is amazing.

I have AT&T and it seems to be spotty where I live in the Lakes region, that said I have nothing to compare it to.

Doesn't Xfinity use Verizon though?

Version is the best hands down. It's also the most expensive gl

yes lol

I use T-Mobile because it's cheap and it works everywhere I need it to.

Verizon has the best whole state coverage if you're planning on spending a lot of time up north

Example:

Chocorua by the lake is a dead-zone for literally everything

I'm in the Upper Valley and use Google Fi, which runs off of T-Mobile. It's totally fine. I was on Verizon, and I'd say the coverage is about 90% of what I had before. However, it's much cheaper - $25/month (when at 3 lines) for unlimited data.

Have you had a problem with deprioritization on Mint mobile? I was on Ting, and had to leave because I would often find I could get great signal but no data due to that. I see here that Mint has a QCI of 7, which is second highest priority, I believe.

Seriously. Same towers ,half the price

That's fantastic

I have had Sprint (pre T Mobile), Verizon, and now T Mobile. I have had the best luck with the latter in all of NH. Verizon is shit.