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3 UK offers the largest 3G network in the United Kingdom with coverage across most of the country and the highest subscriber rate. 3 has a great number of plans to cover your mobile broadband needs with great pricing and the best network in the country.
Read our review of 3 Mobile Broadband
AT&T has some of the best coverage in mobile broadband in the U.S., especially for those who frequently travel internationally. With competitively priced plans and very low priced hardware, AT&T is a clear leader in mobile broadband.
Read our review of AT&T DataConnect
Sprint tops the list of mobile broadband providers with the largest posted network, fastest posted speeds, no activation fee and a wide array of USB keys, PC cards and ExpressCards. Priced competitively, it was an obvious top choice.
Read our review of Sprint-Nextel
Verizon has simple plans at a good price with higher than average speeds. Add that to the large range of modem choices and international roaming abilities and you find it a bit easier to overlook their contract length and activation fee.
Read our review of Verizon Wireless
Alltel offers mobile broadband service and bundled wireless broadband and WIFI services in both the United States and Canada. While coverage is limited and a two year contract is required, they offer simple plans with low priced hardware.
Read our review of Alltel Mobilelink
Cricket offers fantastic value pricing with zero long term commitment, however, the limitation of their wireless broadband to only three metro areas at this time forced us to lower their review for a lack of available coverage.
Read our review of Cricket Wireless
With extensive networks across many parts of the globe find out why Vodafone mobile broadband is the top choice for traveling abroad. Discover the benefits of using the Vodafone service.
Read our review of Vodafone Mobile Broadband
Orange Internet Everywhere mobile broadband plans are alavailable to UK residents. With a large coverage across the country how do Orange stack up in the wireless internet field. Find out what you can expect from Orange's mobile broadband services.
Read our review of Orange Internet Everywhere
While Qwest runs on a great network with good speeds and consists of a simple plan, the service is a bit expensive if you're not already a Qwest DSL subscriber. Additionally, a lack of modem choices and the addition of high modem prices left this provider a bit low on the editorial Richter scale.
Read our review of Qwest
Clearwire, owned primarily by Sprint, offers some fantastic download speeds and competitively pricing, if you're in the small area that can actually receive service. You won't find much choice in USB keys or PC Cards with this provider either.
Read our review of Clearwire
US Cellular's easyedge plans are easy to understand and offer a shorter contract than most, but the slow speeds offered by the service and lack of choice in regards to a modem leave a lot to be desired.
Read our review of US Cellular easyedge
O2 is the largest mobile and broadband internet provider in the U.K. Find out about the options they offer for mobile broadband and if their 3G network is available in your area.
Read our review of O2 Mobile Broadband
While Unicel features no activation fee and a true unlimited plan, the slow speeds offered, two year contract and choice of one modem along with their limited geographical service area were the only standouts of this plan.
Read our review of Unicel Mobile Web
