How can you evaluate mobile network operators and plans?

Mobile Communication Networks are assisted and analyzed based on different KPIs (Key Performance Indices". The main index is the Throughput which represents the actual successfully received bit/sec So that, 5G, B5G, and 6G will have peaks up to 1Gbps (for Ideal and best Coverage conditions). The Delay is a major and dominant KPI, in case of sensitive delay applications as remote surgery. IoT-based services need energy consumption to be minimized so we may have "Green Communications" and extend the battery life of your IoT device

To evaluate mobile networks and plans in India, consider the following factors: Coverage and Signal Strength: Check coverage maps provided by service providers. Ask local users about their experiences with network coverage and signal strength in specific areas. Data Speeds: Test data speeds in various locations using speed test apps. Consider the technology (3G, 4G, 5G) and the bandwidth offered by the provider. Plan Pricing and Features: Compare the cost of plans offered by different providers. Look for features like data limits, talk time, and validity period.

We evaluate mobile network and plans on bases of prices of plan that meet your usage, network criteria and services (i.e. Data, voice, speed, text and quality) and cost of extra features or services.

As a professional user in mobile communications I read all the relevant sources in the field, with necessary comparisons and I receive the most relevant information directly to the main players in the market, in my capacity to deliver media information, reports and analysis.

Any regulation authority in every European country has the best information about every operator, so you can compare and choose the best solution for you.

Reliable hand-overs between BTSs, good coverage in most areas (such as toll roads between mountains). Meanwhile do not appreciate when carriers install the huge antennas on buildings, feel sorry for the people who live right across from them (LoS).

The same source (operators and authorities) could you provide the most useful and legal information about coverage and the power of signal.

I recommend opting for the most expensive cell phone plan. High-end plans often come with unlimited voice and data, which is vital for individuals who rely heavily on mobile Internet and unlimited calling. In addition, premium plans usually include international roaming benefits, allowing you to use your phone abroad without worrying about exorbitant roaming charges. 5G is also included with all the bells and whistles. Last but not least, premium plans offer device subsidies, reducing the upfront cost of purchasing the latest smartphones or other mobile devices...

About the price, the right is not the cheapest as we could think at the first view, but the optimal comparison between costs and benefits.

How the telecom company responds to a query from their customer tells a lot about their commitment to building a rock-solid network ecosystem and providing a stellar experience for their customer. Check for the mechanisms available to connect to their support team and the average time taken to resolve any query. That would help a lot when you need any help from them.

I recommend to combine e.g. a mobile subscription with a fixed internet under a single operator. It often leads to cost savings. Many providers offer bundled packages at discounted rates, making it more cost-effective than purchasing separate mobile and fixed internet plans from different companies. Also, tmanaging all telecommunication services, including mobile and fixed internet, with one provider simplifies billing, customer support, and technical assistance. There is single point of contact for all your communication needs, making it easier to resolve issues, upgrade services, or make changes to plans. Joint ventures between mobile operators, banks or utilities are not uncommon these days - and they can also bring savings.