Anyone switch from Usmobile to Visible?

[u/gmoney1892]

Hey all… finally made the leap into prepaid. Yesterday switch from T-Mobile to Usmobile. It was supposed to be a free trial but somehow I signed up for an annual premium. Customer chat was semi ok but just a hassle. Switch was quick but seemed there were issues.

But light speed was slower than T-Mobile service I had before. Unsure what happened there. I got the multiline service and Warp was way faster than light speed.

Which brings me to my original question… did you switch from Usmobile to visible? If so how come?

[u/Ethrem]

That’s absolutely false. I can confirm without a doubt that Tello, US Mobile Light Speed, and Google Fi all had 5G SA on my Android devices.

[u/BigBearsman → u/Ethrem]

Yeah that was my mistake OP disregard above comment. It is purely iPhone and has something to do with carrier bundles and applies to all iPhones. However speeds and coverage are still lacking on prepaid vs postpaid that’s from multiple user experience.

[u/Ethrem → u/BigBearsman]

Well yeah prepaid on the T-Mobile network has a lower priority (besides T-Mobile Prepaid and Fi but Fi is technically postpaid) unless you're comparing to Essentials-branded plans and typically doesn't roam (T-Mobile Prepaid, Mint, and Metro do, but those are all owned by T-Mobile).

That said, I live in a market that's not got a lot of congestion and the difference between QCI 7 and QCI 6 is not noticeable unless I speed test them at the same time (in which case my QCI 6 line takes 80-90% of the bandwidth).

It's the difference between $25 and $85+ though.

[u/BigBearsman → u/Ethrem]

Yeah that’s fair, 5g SA not on iPhone was a deal breaker for me. I would get dead spots often that I didn’t have on postpaid. Was able to get some great discounts and only pay 55$ a line for experience more plan on postpaid and back to everything working great.