Mobile analytics company Opensignal has released its latest Mobile Network Experience and 5G Experience reports today, offering comprehensive insights into the performance of Canada’s mobile operators.
Rogers showcased a strong presence in both reports. In the Mobile Network Experience report, Rogers secured the top position in six of the eight categories, either on its own or jointly. Meanwhile, in the 5G Experience report, Rogers clinched the top spot in five out of the seven award categories.
While OpenSignal told iPhone in Canada it doesn’t call any particular telecom “best” overall, it said, “today’s reports both reveal a particularly strong performance from Rogers.”
Key highlights from the Mobile Network Experience report are:
From the 5G Experience report:
So from the sounds of it, Rogers has a slight edge over Telus and Bell in video quality and 5G live video experience, but Telus and Bell have better download speeds.
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I find the pcmag rankings to be much more useful and valuable. There is too much variation between regions, and especially between urban cities and rural areas for these gross generalizations to be all that useful. It’s superior methodology how pcmag breaks things down by province and major city.
Love this site, but I do find it unbecoming how it has a frequent habit of posting information from other sites and articles without providing any link to the original source. It’s cumbersome for the reader, and unethical treatment of the original content creators as well.
Linked added…they had emailed us the report. we normally always include a link to original sources but let us know if we forget! thanks.
Thanks Gary
What about basic things that matter like, “dropped calls”, “voicemails that only show up 5 hours after they were left”, and “completely useless customer service”?
All things that have recently come up after switching to Rogers from Bell.
What about reliability today is the third day ROGERS is down, but it placed first in this and sent me an offer to sign up for more data than I will ever need. So make me roar with laughter as the worst won