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Pros (why this SIM card is worth it):H2O runs on the ATT Line which provides a good coverage in the United StatesThe plans are extremely cheap compared to other carriers like T-Mobile or Sprint
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I used Ting, which has a much better coverage
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Very poor coverage in 37920
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Cons:Really poor coverage
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Good coverage and affordable plans..
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Otherwise, H2O proved to have very good coverage and service, and flexible prices.
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Unreliable 4G. coverage.
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My concern was that AT&T had the best coverage around my office and where I spend the most amount of time
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Easy activation, very good service and coverage.
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Good coverage and no issues so far (3 months)
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Since it works with AT&T the coverage is the best (compared with VRZ, North-East region)
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Good coverage
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Doesnt have great coverage in basement
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The Sim card was okThe wireless coverage for my ares was not that good
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Can monitor use through website- ATT mvno so decent coverage (except see con)- chat support in addition to call support (
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Excellent service and coverage at very low price $27
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It has a decent coverage as well.
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Good, works as it is supposed to
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In 18+ months, I have used up my 2g of high speed data only ONCE.My complaints about H20:1.
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My plan includes unlimited talk and text, 2g FAST data (LTE) and unlimited 2g after that.
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No longer supports 2G for GPS devices