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#Three

As of April 2025 Three seems to be the only UK network with any measurable amount of 3G coverage left that can actually get used. EE & Vodafone completed their switch off in early 2024. O2 and Three have started as of 2025 however I can't find anywhere on O2 at least in Essex still with 3G. Three however it does still pick up 3G fairly regularly. On the Three coverage check website it does say for my location I still have coverage currently but 3G is being phased out so I don't for long! It's interesting to see the old network behind dismantled. You wouldn't notice on a smartphone and it's designed that way so there's no disruption. You just auto connect to 5G and 4G which are now so abundant you always have it. On these legacy devices however and without 2g fallback it really exposes the 3G switch off. I get no service at all no 3G or anything in very busy places in the town that always did have and need faster services, yet there's masts that cover very vast areas of nothing with full 3G just because they haven't got to that bit yet. So it's very patchy and really nearly unusable service but it is still there which is why I say hanging on by a thread. I managed to make calls and SMS text messages no problem, I can even use the internet with ease. You can't do much other than a Google search and that's about it due to the browser being so old but with opera mini or something you'd probably get access to more. For a fun little bonus and to satisfy a curiosity of mine, I tried to do an old school 3G video call multiple times but to no avail, 3G video calling is well and truly defunct! 3G is being shut down as it's an old technology not using used by many anymore, it's slower and less power efficient than 4G/5G. So it's being switched off to allow more spectrum availability for the newer tech. Makes sense but seems sad, not only will these old devices become a paperweight after such a long time, 3G is what provided us with all the chats all the texts, BBM and msn messages in the 2000s, it was always there with us and soon to never exist again. The old phones in use in this video are the actual old devices I used myself in secondary school around 2009/2010. RIP 3G & Sont Ericsson. Thanks for reading & watching!