Coverage info directly from provider.
If I wanted to see what coverage the provider claims to offer in my area I could go to their website and look at their map. There is zero value provided by this app.
Great and Informative App
Thanks for the information, especially for new 5G midband update.
Nice to see how TMUS N41 ahead of VZ and especially T N77.
Nice to see how TMUS N41 ahead of VZ and especially T N77.
Confusing
Checked coverage, I thought, but map just showed a purple/pink color overall (not sure what that means)EVEN THOUGH MY CELL SERVICE IS REALLY WEAK
Seems a waste of time and energy
Seems a waste of time and energy
Low resolution
This is only good to find out whether your county has coverage in general. It lacks the resolution to see your actual neighborhood.
Confusing interface
I tried to see the coverage at my dad’s house where I’ll be visiting, and it appears to show there is 5G in rural Texas. I don’t think so. So I tried it at my house, and it says I have strong 5G. I have one bar.
Data is Patently False
This app appears to base coverage purely on what the cell carriers say, who have an interest in giving you the impression of the widest possible coverage.
I know for a fact that there is no Verizon or T-Mobile LTE coverage at my work. Only AT&T works. But according to this app it has coverage by all major carriers.
I know for a fact that there is no Verizon or T-Mobile LTE coverage at my work. Only AT&T works. But according to this app it has coverage by all major carriers.
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Very very basic
Not worth the 2.99. Just look up coverage map online for free. No detailed info or options.
Coverage Maps Accuracy
As a T-Mobile customer The coverage maps for Kansas & Oklahoma are wrong as of 05-07-2020. Actual coverage is far less than what the map shows.
07-Sep-19 - Correction
Not clear in the product description is what the "trial period" is.
On a "splash screen," the first time you use "Coverage? Lite," you are told it's THREE USES.
For those three uses, you get the full "Coverage?" After that, the product description tells you that many (most?) of its features will "lock up."
Bottom line: Based upon your needs, it may be worth your while to go straight to the $2.99 version of "Coverage?" and skip "Coverage? Lite."
Good about this app is that the prices are clearly labeled: $2.99 for "Coverage?", and that's a one-time fee. They list $5.99 and $4.99 per year for the annual subscription. I suspect the $4.99 is the discount mentioned on the splash screen if you first pay $2.99 to "unlock" the app. Those with the annual subscription can expect to get updated maps more often (and in HD).
So, what you need to decide is, just how are you going to use "Coverage?"?
First, I would say that, as a one-time fee, the $2.99 is reasonable. The subscription fee is a more difficult thing to process.
It would come down to just how you plan to use this app.
For me, I use the app only when I'm thinking of shopping around for a new cell phone carrier. I might also check it when traveling, especially to places like Arizona, Nebraska, and Nevada, where some of the major carriers don't always have good coverage. It's a good "heads up."
I imagine that if I lived in an RV and traveled all the time, especially to highly rural areas of the west, the subscription service would be a better idea.
That's just my thought process. What is yours?
Corrections: I deleted much of my 02-Sep-19 review since it was based upon my bad memory. In particular, I thought I got "Coverage?" for free. The author states that "Coverage?" has never been free. If that's the case, then "Coverage? Lite" may be a good way to look at the "paid for" app.
I only upgraded from two to three stars, though, because I really don't like the concept of "crippleware," software that lets you use it a limited number of times before it "locks up" and isn't that useful anymore. And in this case, the stated "three uses" would seem to make the "Coverage? Lite" app shut down in a very short time; as I guessed above, maybe less than one day.
On a "splash screen," the first time you use "Coverage? Lite," you are told it's THREE USES.
For those three uses, you get the full "Coverage?" After that, the product description tells you that many (most?) of its features will "lock up."
Bottom line: Based upon your needs, it may be worth your while to go straight to the $2.99 version of "Coverage?" and skip "Coverage? Lite."
Good about this app is that the prices are clearly labeled: $2.99 for "Coverage?", and that's a one-time fee. They list $5.99 and $4.99 per year for the annual subscription. I suspect the $4.99 is the discount mentioned on the splash screen if you first pay $2.99 to "unlock" the app. Those with the annual subscription can expect to get updated maps more often (and in HD).
So, what you need to decide is, just how are you going to use "Coverage?"?
First, I would say that, as a one-time fee, the $2.99 is reasonable. The subscription fee is a more difficult thing to process.
It would come down to just how you plan to use this app.
For me, I use the app only when I'm thinking of shopping around for a new cell phone carrier. I might also check it when traveling, especially to places like Arizona, Nebraska, and Nevada, where some of the major carriers don't always have good coverage. It's a good "heads up."
I imagine that if I lived in an RV and traveled all the time, especially to highly rural areas of the west, the subscription service would be a better idea.
That's just my thought process. What is yours?
Corrections: I deleted much of my 02-Sep-19 review since it was based upon my bad memory. In particular, I thought I got "Coverage?" for free. The author states that "Coverage?" has never been free. If that's the case, then "Coverage? Lite" may be a good way to look at the "paid for" app.
I only upgraded from two to three stars, though, because I really don't like the concept of "crippleware," software that lets you use it a limited number of times before it "locks up" and isn't that useful anymore. And in this case, the stated "three uses" would seem to make the "Coverage? Lite" app shut down in a very short time; as I guessed above, maybe less than one day.
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It really should include Canada and Mexico
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Kein Funktion für Deutschland!
Funktioniert nicht in Deutschland!
Response from developer
No, the app is very specifically marketed as for USA only.
Updated in 2017 now only 90% worthless
Insufficient detail to help. Just trying to sell upgrade.
Not Useful
We don't have 4G
We have 3G
Either Develop a " 3G finder
Or mark the price of "Coverage?" Down to $1.99 instead of $2.99
We have 3G
Either Develop a " 3G finder
Or mark the price of "Coverage?" Down to $1.99 instead of $2.99
These maps are old from 2014
Very old technology on these maps whoever's behind this app should be booted off the App Store
No updates for THREE YEARS
Honestly, the app is okay, but because the coverage hasn't been updated in three years, the information is useless, as all of the major networks have greatly increased their 4g coverage.
Hasn't been updated in OVER a YEAR!
Very very outdated maps, basically useless considering both ATT and T-Mobile have more than doubled their 4G coverage. Example: when this App was last updated in Jan, 2014, AT&T had rougly 200 or so 4G markets (areas/cities). Now it's 500 to 550 markets AT&T covers with 4G, which is the SAME amount of Markets Verizon covers with 4G.. Huge difference then what the maps show. Same for T-Mobile they updated their 4G a lot but these maps are so outdated and don't show that.
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GM
App hasn't been updated in over 6 months !!! So coverage maps are outdated.
Excellent
Is awesome you can find your data plan on your iPod touch 5gen so you can choose data plan on iPhone
Update app and add more coverage
Please update this app and add coverage for uk including coverage for the networks ee, orange vodaphone, three uk, and other uk networks please
4G Finder
This app only leads you to the pay app. It did not provide information about LTE like it said it would.
