India, September 2021, Mobile Network Experience
The Indian mobile landscape continues to grow increasingly competitive as operators are trying to offer the best experience to their users. In our latest report, India's three largest mobile operators — Airtel, Jio and Vi — found themselves in a closely run race on five out of seven award categories.
Mobile download speed recovery stories vary in markets around the world
To understand what the new normal looks like for mobile experience, Opensignal is updating our previous analysis of the impact of the pandemic and changed user behavior on the mobile experience with new data.
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Global Mobile Network Experience Awards 2021
Last year, to celebrate Opensignal’s 10th anniversary, we ranked the world's operators using our leading measures of the real-world mobile network experience. It was so well received that we’ve chosen to publish the awards again.
As price war subsides in India, mobile network experience becomes critical to understand churn
Indian smartphone users on the three leading telecom networks, who changed their mobile service provider, had a worse experience before they switched compared to the typical mobile experience on their original network. Additionally, Vi lost subscribers to churn compared to its rivals — Airtel and Jio — who gained new subscribers. By the end of 2020, Airtel had gained the highest proportion of users in 2020.
India’s top cities for mobile games experience
Opensignal analyzed the mobile network experience in 48 of India’s largest cities to see how they stacked up on our Games Experience metric.
India, September 2020, Mobile Network Experience
We have examined the mobile network experience of the four main mobile network operators in India: Airtel, BSNL, Jio and Vi, and further delved deeper into 49 of India's largest cities, comparing the experience users received on these four operators. This is the first report in which we have treated Vodafone and Idea as a single operator – Vi.
Indian users in cities saw mobile speeds rise quickly post-COVID-19 lockdown
Opensignal analyzed the Download Speed Experience seen by Indian smartphone users in the last five months to understand how their mobile network experience changed during COVID-19 compared to that observed before the lockdown.
India, April 2020, Mobile Network Experience
Operators in India are now finding new ways to differentiate their services rather than undercutting each other, a strategy that was prevalent in the Indian mobile industry couple of years ago. The operators are now focused on growing their 4G subscriber bases by building up coverage and capacity.
