There’s a lot of talk about ultra-wide band And 5G (by the way, always take a look at the best offers!), but let’s see what the results of the various ones are operators on the field?
Fortunately, Opensignal, independent analytics company engaged in quantifying the mobile network experience, constantly releases reports on the data obtained in real world by users. The last of November they focus on two aspects, the quality of the fixed network in the last month, nationwide and in major cities, and the mobile network experience at a national level. Let’s see what he discovered, but not before reminding you of the best mobile phone offers under 7 euros.
Landline: nationwide Vodafone offers the most consistent quality, but in cities it’s a different story
How the connections behave fixed network broadband in Italy? To answer this question, Opensignal analyzed usage data throughout Italy and in three cities, Rome, Milan and Naples, verifying five user experience measurements: consistent quality (Broadband Consistent Quality), video experience (Broadband Video Experience), download speed (Broadband Download Speed), peak download speed (Broadband Peak Download Speed) e upload speed (Broadband Upload Speed).
At the national level, Vodafone stands out for consistent qualitywith a score of 82.2%, approximately 3.6 points higher than its closest competitors, WindTre and Fastweb.
Vodafone is also first for peak download speedwith 440.2 Mbps, 37.8 Mbps (9.4%) faster than the closest competitor WindTre, while at a national level users Fastweb they have the best video experience with 72.5 points on a 100-point scale and the best upload speed.
As regards the speed of downloads, the primacy belongs to WindTre, with 59.9 Mbps, while Fastweb in second place is 1.2 Mbps behind with 58.7 Mbps.
These are the values relative to the national average, but a local level the situation is very different. In Rome, they are the users Iliad to experience the highest speeds, with 111.7Mbps for download and 86Mbps for uploading, faster respectively by about 24.3% and approximately 90% compared to its closest competitors.
In Milan, however, the users Sky WiFi And Iliad they share the best experience in terms of download speed and upload speed, with values of 151.2 and 160.9 Mbps in download and 115 and 120.2 Mbps in upload respectively (interesting values to also evaluate compared to Rome).
The users of Sky WiFi in Milan they also enjoy the best experience for quality and the vision of video, while a Naples And Vodafone to excel in speeds, with 103.8 Mbps in download (shared with TIM and WindTre at 98.8 and 95 Mbps respectively), and 67.3 Mbps in upload.
Mobile network: TIM users have the fastest speeds, but Vodafone is more constant
By bringing our attention to mobile networkOpensignal announces several changes compared to the past, introducing the Live Video Experience (Live Video Experience) e the 5G live video experiencein addition to the new one Consistent qualitywhich replaces the previous ones Excellent consistent quality And Consistent basic quality.
The report, which examines data collected between July 1, 2023 and September 28, 2023, compares users’ mobile network experience across five national Italian operators: Fastweb, Iliad, TIM, Vodafone And WindThree.
Source: Opensignal
But what are the results? Overall, Vodafone wins the title Consistent quality with a score of 75.8%, 6.8 percentage points more than Fastweb (69.1%), while TIM wins by speed of 5G downloads and uploads for the fifth consecutive time.
Its values of 239.3 Mbps and 22.8 Mbps guarantee the highest step of the podium, but Vodafone continues to close the gap for 5G download speeds, reaching 202.2Mbpswhile for 5G upload speed the gap narrowed from 3.3 Mbps to 1.2 Mbps.
As for the other results, the users Iliad they have the better availability in Italy, with a score of 98.6%. This means that the operator’s users spend most of their time connected to 3G, 4G or 5G, and is a confirmation for Iliad, previously winner of the award together with WindTre.
In the end, Fastweb And WindThree they share the 5G Coverage Experience award, with identical scores of 5.11 points on a 10-point scale, while Vodafone trails by 2.12 points.
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