I compared 5G network signals of Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T on a road trip - heres who wins
Summary
nPerf measures the location, carrier, signal strength, and a ton of other useful information for network professionals around 1,500 times per minute. Also: My phone struggled to get signal: These 5 quick fixes instantly improved its reception The company graciously provided me with a spreadsheet of all those stats. Also: The best phones to buy in 2025 As we drove, when we hit the one-hour mark, we looked for a place to pull off, such as a rest stop or a gas station. Also: This 5-year tech industry forecast predicts some surprising winners - and losers NSA networks are faster and cheaper to set up because they utilize existing infrastructure; however, SA 5G is considered the long-term solution. Overall, its reassuring to see that all three networks are building appropriately, and regardless of where you find yourself stuck on the side of the road, theres a good chance youll have a strong enough signal to call for help.