4g Signal Manchester city centre

[Skyhawk1010]

Any change yet in Manchester?

Noticed Cardiff is slowly improving with some refarmeded Band 1 coming into play along with a slight hint of Band 3 in the City Centre.

[Skyhawk1010]

All gone quiet on this issue...

Is Manchester now sorted I wonder ? 

[jonsie Level 91: Illustrious]

It wasn't 10 days ago. I go again in 2 weeks but if anyone going to the city centre can report back?

@Martin-O2, any news as to when O2 are going to start upgrading masts to use the fabled 2300 spectrum?

https://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2018/04/o2-to-upgrade-1000-uk-sites-with-2-3ghz-based-4g-mobil...

After spending £206m to acquire the 2.3GHz radio spectrum band in Ofcom’s recent auction (here), mobile operator O2 UK has now wasted no time in adopting a rapid roll-out and they intend switch-on over 1,000 sites nationwide using the new 4G frequency by the end of 2018.

[Martin-O2]

Hey @jonsie, @Skyhawk1010 nothing right now but we will update the Community as soon as any news becomes available. 

[Skyhawk1010]

I know this is old but are there any updates?

What is O2 like in Manchester nowadays?

[asdaf1]

nope still the same if not worse. been with o2 now for over 10 yrs. for the last 3 years at least, when in the city center, service is atrocious. I have brought this to their attention a number of times. they send you the usual text messages they are looking into it. you get them regualry for a few months, they rebate you back few pennies for the inconvience. then they stop. now the contract is up, they like other mobile opperators will pester, brought up the same issue. there response sorry they cant do nothing about it. 

for the next 2 years i would say, you require 4g, manchester city centre for work or living in the area, regular usage do not waste time with o2, go ee or vodaphone, reception for these two are good. 



regards



ash 

[gmarkj]

If the 4g signal is good but the data speed bad, a common solution is to try using 3g instead.