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My fellow Crack users, which mobile signal would be best for reception and battery life.

4G and 3G or 4G, 3G and 2G

From my Jamaican Passport.

[shorski]

2G is the best for battery life. For reception and moderate battery life, 3G is okay.
4G is only good if you are always in a place where the 4G reception is good but it drains battery way faster than 3G or 2G

I always use 3G and reception is good with moderate battery life on my z30. I get as much as 18-20 hours.

Keep Calm and Berry On..........

[Nicholas Mauro]

Well technically 4G LTE. It has the lowest frequency which results with better reception in and around buildings. The lower frequency wave lengths penetrate walls.

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It's not like I'm worried about battery either. The phone is just faster with it on too.

[Shifty88]

Well technically 4G LTE. It has the lowest frequency which results with better reception in and around buildings. The lower frequency wave lengths penetrate walls.

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It's not like I'm worried about battery either. The phone is just faster with it on too.

I wish I could leave LTE on all the time. Reception out here is spotty. Plus I heard it actually drains battery faster so I'm not sure how you think it saves battery.

[zombiecupcake]

The main cause of battery drain is having patchy reception, which forces the phone to keep searching for a network. I recommend going with whatever is giving you the best and longest reception.

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