How do I check my T-Mobile towers?

Pro Tip: First, type in ‘310’ if you have AT, T-Mobile, or Sprint, and select which one you wish to find a tower for. If you have Verizon, type ‘311’ and select it. This coupled with your zip code or address should show the towers in your area immediately.

What is T-Mobile band B12?

As 700 MHz B12 LTE continues to offer a quality cell signal in spotty areas, users have compared it to turning on a mass of new cell phone towers. Also, you need a smart phone that supports Band 12 to enjoy the low band spectrum signal.

What spectrum band does T-Mobile use for far reaching LTE and 5G coverage?

While both 600 MHz and 700 MHz spectrum deliver Extended Range signals that provide better coverage, 600 MHz is available nationwide for LTE and 5G-compatible devices. Our 700 MHz spectrum is available in most U.S. markets for LTE-compatible devices.

Where is T-Mobile 700 MHz band 12 deployed?

Officially announced markets where 700 MHz band 12 network has been deployed have a circled 12 placed on them. T-Mobile markets band 12 network as Extended Range LTE-700 MHz.

Is there a cell tower map for T Mobile?

Cell tower location and coverage map for T-Mobile USA (United States of America) CellMapper is a crowd-sourced cellular tower and coverage mapping service. CellMapper is a crowd-sourced cellular tower and coverage mapping service. This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website.

How can I view my T-mobile 5G coverage?

Access our 5G & 4G LTE coverage map from your computer or mobile device. Enter your address or a landmark, then press Enter or choose an item in the drop-down list. View the coverage in that area. You can also do the following: Click or tap and hold to drag to move the map around.

What kind of network is T-Mobile extended range?

Your device could be limiting your coverage. In order to access our most powerful signal, your device must be compatible with 600 MHz Extended Range. If you’re a customer, log in to check your device’s network compatibility. We’re constantly building a stronger, more reliable network.