What a coverage map really shows, why one room behaves differently from the rest, how congestion differs from weak signal, and the only evidence that settles your own address.
Written July 2026 · no prices published · nothing for sale
Every coverage map is a computer model of predicted signal outside buildings. It is a good first filter and a poor conclusion.
| Remedy | What it does |
|---|---|
| Wi-Fi Calling | Routes calls over your home broadband so walls stop mattering — free on every major network |
| 4G Calling | Required for voice now that 3G has been switched off nationally |
| Moving a metre | Toward a window changes reception measurably |
Full signal bars with nothing loading is not weak reception — it is too many handsets sharing one mast. Switching network cures a coverage problem but may do nothing for a congestion one.
| Network to test | Cheapest way to test it |
|---|---|
| O2 | giffgaff or Tesco Mobile |
| Three | SMARTY or iD Mobile |
| EE | 1pMobile |
| Vodafone | VOXI or Lebara |
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