Mobile network coverage map

Poor phone reception is a common complaint, so it's important to do your research into a mobile network before you buy. 

Our interactive coverage map, which uses data crowdsourced by mobile analytics company RootMetrics, can help. 

Once you've found the network with the best signal in your area, browse the best and worst mobile phone networks in the UK to choose a provider that performs. Keep in mind that other operators piggy-back on EE, O2, Three and Vodafone's networks – and some of them have extremely satisfied customers.

Which? is bringing legal action against Qualcomm. If you bought an Apple or Samsung phone after 1 October 2015, you could be affected. Find out more.

3G, 4G and 5G coverage map

Our map includes 5G data across the UK, so you can see what 5G coverage is like in your area.

To use the coverage map, enter your street name, postcode or location in the search box at the top right.

Coverage map temporarily unavailable

We are in the process of updating our coverage map, and hope to have it up and running again very soon.

In the meantime, you can check coverage directly from the mobile network websites using the links below. If you're looking for the coverage of a virtual network, check the table below that to see which of the big four networks it uses, and use the coverage map for that provider. For example, if you're looking for Giffgaff coverage, use O2's coverage map.

Mobile network coverage maps

• EE coverage and network status checker
• O2 coverage checker 
• Vodafone network status checker
• Three coverage checker

Which networks do virtual providers use?

Are you with the best provider? Check our guide to the best and worst UK mobile networks , based on feedback from real customers. You can also read about the best and worst broadband providers .