EE, O2, Three and Vodafone all score 100/100 in SE20 — no network wins here on coverage. 100% 5G-grade · 100% 4G. Ofcom Mobile Coverage data (May 2025), measured across 142 addresses in 6 sampled postcodes.
The SE20 district covers Penge, Cator, Anerley and Clock House, in Bromley. Signal varies street by street — scan your exact postcode below.
Ofcom measures all four networks identically in the SE20 district, so coverage is not the thing to choose on here. Compare price and contract length instead.
No network wins South East London on coverage. All four score identically in Ofcom's measurements, across 142 addresses sampled in 6 postcodes. On a difference that small, EE, O2, Three and Vodafone will all work here — so choose on price, contract length and roaming, not on a coverage map. Coverage only becomes the deciding factor once you leave built-up areas, and it still varies street by street indoors: check your own postcode below to see the measurement for your address rather than for South East London as a whole.
Ranked by Ofcom's overall score: EE 100, O2 100, Three 100, Vodafone 100. The spread between best and worst is 0 points, which is inside the margin where a coverage figure stops being a useful tiebreak. Ofcom's data describes outdoor signal across sampled addresses; it cannot tell you how any of them behave inside your own building.
Every network reaches Penge, Cator, Anerley and Clock House to the same standard in Ofcom's data, so coverage cannot pick one for you here — price and contract length can. Compare what each is charging, then check the exact street you live on before you commit, because indoor signal still varies where the area figures match.
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No network wins SE20 on coverage. Ofcom's measurements rate EE, O2, Three and Vodafone identically here (EE 100, O2 100, Three 100, Vodafone 100 out of 100), which is too close to call a winner. All four will work in SE20, so choose on price, contract length and roaming instead.
Ofcom's enhanced (5G-grade) outdoor signal reaches EE 100%, O2 100%, Three 100%, Vodafone 100% of the addresses sampled in SE20.
Good outdoor 4G: EE 100%, O2 100%, Three 100%, Vodafone 100%, as a share of the addresses Ofcom sampled in SE20.
Good indoor signal: EE 100%, O2 100%, Three 100%, Vodafone 100%. Indoor signal varies by building, so check your own address before you commit.
