Is it possible to turn off 3G in iOS 8?

[Peter Franks]

Yes, that's it. I see GPRS or E more than 3G so would be handy to switch to just E. GPRS is absurd. I can't get anything when it's on that. EE are an appalling network with the worst 3G, and I won't be staying with them. They have removed so many masts around and in London

 

[bbfc]

Yes, that's it. I see GPRS or E more than 3G so would be handy to switch to just E. GPRS is absurd. I can't get anything when it's on that. EE are an appalling network with the worst 3G, and I won't be staying with them. They have removed so many masts around and in London

In London I would expect full 4G. When I went there in 2013 I couldn't even get a decent 3G signal on Three, and this was central London. Maybe its better now. They do not have a 1G/2G (GPRS/Edge) network now.

EE should be offering the best single considering they were the first to launch a 4G network, but I haven't heard good things about them. I'm so glad Three 4G supports the iPhone 5!

 

[Peter Franks]

I can only stress that as a fellow iPhone user that I advise strongly against their network. Orange was great but when EE hit I've had the most miserable year of them because they amalgamated and removed too many masts from the amalgamated networks to save money, hence, all over London and out is nightmare. Their customer service is a joke because not once have they called back when they said they would.

Perfect example. Local restaurant last night. No service. Two other people on Vodafone and O2 full signal, watching videos, texting, tweeting etc. And Kevin Bacon ramming down my throat every night on telly that EE are the 'biggest and the best'. I promise you they're not.

I've no experience of 'Three' but they can't possibly be as bad.

 

[rapajic.st]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDZl0l8RELs

that worked for me..

I have now 2/3/lte togle