Does it matter which Verizon phone I get?
I'm looking at getting a prepaid Verizon for backup in remote areas, and keeping my smartphone that I have with another carrier for urban use. I'm going to be in remote areas of the West for a few mon...
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Naio wrote:Seattle Steve wrote:
What about a Verizon MIFI as a backup? That way you could still use your smartphone on WIFI when its primary coverage is not available but Verizon is.
Well that is an interesting idea!
I was assuming that, in low-coverage areas Verizon would be voice and text only, no data services. Is that wrong? I know it's true for my current non-Verizon phone.
BB TX (and everyone): Which phones, specifically, are working well for you? Sounds like it matters!
I find I can get better reception with the mifi than phone in spotty areas. But that could just be a better antenna in the mifi. But would you pay a monthly fee for the mifi? Could be more costly based on how you intend on using it.
