Best network for PH6?
EE leads with 74/100 — driven by 51% 5G and 97% 4G in this rural part of Perth.
EE scores 74/100 — the top-ranked UK network for PH6 in Perth. 51% 5G · 97% 4G coverage. Data: Ofcom Connected Nations 2024.
EE delivers the strongest coverage for the PH6 district in Perth. Scored across 5G, 4G and 3G using the latest UK operator footprint data.
According to Ofcom's December 2024 Connected Nations report, EE leads the field in Perth. In this rural area, EE achieves an overall coverage score of 74/100 — driven by moderate 5G coverage (51%) and rock-solid 4G at 97%. 5G and 4G scores are closely matched, reflecting a mature, stable network.
EE comfortably leads O2 by 6 points overall. While O2 reaches 40% on 5G and 98% on 4G in Perth, it falls short of EE's combined performance across all bands. Three and Vodafone round out the field at 64 and 59 respectively.
In rural areas like Perth, 4G reliability often matters more than 5G availability. EE scores 97% on 4G here, making it the most dependable choice for voice calls and data in areas where 5G infrastructure is still limited.
EE has made solid 5G inroads across Perth, reaching 51% of premises in PH6. While not blanket coverage, most streets and town centres are covered — and 4G fallback at 97% keeps reliability high throughout.
The runner-up in PH6 is O2 at 68/100 (40% 5G / 98% 4G). The margin is noticeable but not enormous. EE edges ahead on 5G depth; if your plan is with O2, 4G performance should still be solid.
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EE leads with 74/100 — driven by 51% 5G and 97% 4G in this rural part of Perth.
EE provides moderate 5G coverage at 51%. O2 follows at 40%.
EE leads 4G too at 97%. Reliable 4G is critical in rural areas where 5G hasn't yet rolled out fully.
Three scores 64/100 in PH6 (33% 5G, 96% 4G). It may suit certain tariff or price preferences despite trailing the top two.