just adding my 2 cents here.
Living in WA and travelling internationally a lot, switching to T-mo was a no brainer. Their LTE is blazing fast, and their customer service is second to none. Just be mindful of the fact that Tmobiles signal (even with the new band 12 LTE) isn't going to penetrate metal buildings very well. I don't find this to be a deal breaker, but it definitely is annoying at times. Tmobile is working hard to match their network to big blue and red, so the coverage gets better and better every day.
However, if having coverage in every square inch of the map is important to you, Tmobile isn't your carrier; at least not yet.
Living in WA and travelling internationally a lot, switching to T-mo was a no brainer. Their LTE is blazing fast, and their customer service is second to none. Just be mindful of the fact that Tmobiles signal (even with the new band 12 LTE) isn't going to penetrate metal buildings very well. I don't find this to be a deal breaker, but it definitely is annoying at times. Tmobile is working hard to match their network to big blue and red, so the coverage gets better and better every day.
However, if having coverage in every square inch of the map is important to you, Tmobile isn't your carrier; at least not yet.