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Roaming and partner information

Coverage shown may include roaming coverage by partner networks. When you travel outside of T-Mobile's network areas, your phone automatically switches to use one of our wireless network partners when coverage is available, you have data roaming enabled, and you have roaming data remaining. Speeds and connections may vary. Most plans allow data roaming. See details.

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Coverage here is a combination of 5G, 4G LTE, 3G/2G, and partner networks. Please enter an address or zoom into the map for more info on the specific type of coverage you can expect.

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We’re constantly working to improve our network, but some areas may have no coverage due to inaccessible landscape, physical barriers, or places where our towers can’t reach. But don’t worry - you can use your phone to make calls and text anywhere there’s Wi-Fi. Just connect your phone to a Wi-Fi network and it’s all set.

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About 5G

5G is the next generation of wireless network technology. Our advanced 5G network is transforming everyday experiences and connecting our lives in new and groundbreaking ways.

5G Ultra Capacity

5G Ultra Capacity delivers a performance boost on top of our broad 5G Extended Range experience. Also, it can provide connections in more crowded locations while delivering our fastest speeds yet.

Includes dedicated mid- and/or high-band 5G signals. Capable device required. 5G coverage for customers on the Sprint network may differ.

5G Extended Range

5G Extended Range delivers faster speeds than our LTE and a nationwide breadth of coverage. Also, it can pass through buildings, travels farther than Ultra Capacity, and covers over 90% of Americans while providing a reliable signal.

Includes dedicated mid- and/or high-band 5G signals. Capable device required. 5G coverage for customers on the Sprint network may differ.

4G LTE

4G LTE is the fourth generation of wireless technology.  It unlocks the ability to load webpages in an instant, smoother streaming experiences, and covers 99% of Americans.

Capable device required.

3G/2G

3G and 2G are older network technologies with slower speeds than 4G LTE and 5G. These technologies unlocked the simple voice calls and text messaging. 3G coverage is provided by roaming partners where available.

Partner

When you travel outside of T‑Mobile's network areas, your phone automatically switches to use one of our wireless network partners when coverage is available, you have data roaming enabled, and you have roaming data remaining. Speeds and connections may vary. Most plans allow data roaming. See details about domestic roaming data. Not available for prepaid tablet and wearable plans.

Partner: Canada and Mexico

In Canada and Mexico, get unlimited calling, texting and up to 5GB of 4G LTE data access at no extra charge on qualifying plans. Coverage is provided by partners in these areas, so speeds and connections may vary.

If you joined us before 7/15/15, update your plan to get this coverage. Check your plan for international roaming details.

No coverage

We’re constantly working to improve our network, but some areas may have no coverage due to inaccessible landscape, physical barriers, or places where our towers can’t reach. But don’t worry - you can use your phone to make calls and text anywhere there’s Wi-Fi. Just connect your phone to a Wi-Fi network and it’s all set.
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Typical download speeds on T‑Mobile’s nationwide 5G network are 75 – 335 Mbps with peaks over 1Gbps. Capable device required; coverage not available in some areas. Some uses may require certain plan or feature; see T‑Mobile.com. Fastest: Based on median, overall combined 5G speeds according to analysis by Ookla® of Speedtest Intelligence® data 5G download speeds for Q1 2022. Ookla trademarks used under license and reprinted with permission.

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More about coverage
Do I have a 5G tower near me?

Check your coverage above. If your area shows 5G coverage then a cell site is likely providing service to your area.
How can I get 5G? Do I need to pay extra?

You’ll need a 5G-capable device to access T‑Mobile's 5G network. If you have a 5G-capable device, good news—5G access is included in all our plans, at no additional cost. Don’t have a 5G device just yet? No worries, our 4G LTE network has you covered just about everywhere. 
This map doesn’t show any 5G coverage in my area yet. When will 5G be available for me?

We’re rapidly building out our 5G network—98% of Americans have access to T‑Mobile 5G today. While 5G grows, you can rely on our 4G LTE network that covers 99% of Americans. 
What should I know about the T-Mobile maps published by the FCC?

Under the new Broadband DATA (Deployment Accuracy and Technological Availability) Act, all providers of fixed broadband or mobile services, including T‑Mobile, provide the FCC with specific information about where our services are available. The information submitted to the FCC provides detail on our coverage, specifically where customers may experience certain tiers of speed; it will be refreshed every six months.
Can Sprint customers access T-Mobile’s 5G network?

Yes, Sprint customers with a capable device can access T‑Mobile’s 5G network, but due to technical limitations, some parts of T‑Mobile’s 5G network aren’t available to Sprint customers yet. To view Sprint’s 5G coverage, visit the Sprint coverage map.
What is 5G Extended Range and what will it do for me?

5G Extended Range is our low-band 5G network. It makes up the foundation of our nationwide 5G and brings 5G service to big cities, rural towns, and unexpected places in between. We now cover 325 million Americans across 1.9 million square miles with Extended Range 5G!
What devices work on T-Mobile's 5G Extended Range and 5G Ultra Capacity?

Every 5G device we carry today can tap into our 5G Extended Range and 5G Ultra Capacity.
What is 5G coverage? What’s the difference between 4G LTE and 5G?

5G is the fifth generation of wireless network technology, designed to meet today’s growing data demands while expanding the scope of mobile technology beyond the capabilities of LTE. With 5G, large amounts of data can be transmitted much more efficiently than with 4G LTE, and that means faster speeds, less lag, and the ability to handle many more connections without buffering. Over time, these improvements will unlock amazing innovations and transform the way we live, work, and play.

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How am I covered internationally?

With eligible T‑Mobile plans, you can get international coverage in 215+ countries and destinations. 

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When will Ultra Capacity 5G come to my area?

We're already nationwide with Ultra Capacity 5G and plan to reach 300 million Americans by the end of this year.
Is 5G faster than LTE? Does 5G have better coverage?

5G is faster than 4G LTE, but actual speeds may vary depending on your device and network conditions. On average, 5G can deliver speeds 5x as fast as 4G LTE.

Both 4G LTE and 5G coverage depend on how many towers are equipped with the right equipment. Today, T‑Mobile’s 4G LTE coverage reaches 99% of Americans, with 5G close behind at 98% of Americans and still growing.
What is partner coverage? How can I get more information about network partners?

In more remote areas of the country, coverage may be provided by local wireless network partners. Most T‑Mobile plans include a limited amount of data in these areas. Check your plan or see roaming details. Look for the designated partner areas on our map. Signal strength will vary by partner. Not available for prepaid Mobile Internet (tablet and wearable) plans.
What is 5G Ultra Capacity? Is 5G UC the same thing?

5G UC stands for 5G Ultra Capacity and indicates our mid-band and/or mmWave 5G. This results in a "5G UC" icon displayed on your phone, which means even faster 5G speeds with “Ultra Capacity 5G” are available in the area. In fact, 5G Ultra Capacity can deliver speeds as fast as wi-fi (and sometimes faster) right to your phone. Not only can it give you a perfect balance of far-reaching coverage and super-fast speeds, we have this available in more places than anyone else!
How do power shutoffs or natural disasters affect my coverage in California?

Service in California may be impacted by temporary Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) or by events such as storms, fires, and earthquakes. In affected areas, the ability to place or receive calls, send, or receive texts, or access data may be impacted. Check out our California service impact map to see possible affected areas.­