Verizon comes out ahead of rivals AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint in nearly every category of performance in a new study of the U.S. wireless market by RootMetrics. However, the report says T-Mobile made noticeable improvements in larger cities, based on the wireless company’s ongoing investments in metro areas. According to the RootMetrics data, T-Mobile came out ahead of Sprint in overall performance and logged its best overall result yet in head-to-head comparisons in urban areas.
Verizon Wireless was once again the overwhelming network performance leader in the rankings of wireless providers in the United States in the second, semi-annual National RootScore Report. Verizon Wireless ranked highest in five categories in the national report, including the award for Overall Performance, and led state rankings with more wins or ties for Overall Performance in 48 states. “These most recent studies are further confirmation of our continued commitment to deliver on our brand promise of providing customers with the best network experience,” said Mike Haberman, Vice President-Network Support, Verizon Wireless. “The consistent reliability, quality and performance of our network provide a solid foundation for new technology and innovation that we will continue to deliver to our customers in the coming months and years ahead.”
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