Does BT Mobile use 4G800?

Looking here: http://www.4g.co.uk/bt-4g-coverage-network-summary/
Says BT Mobile does use 4G on 800Mhz, however I asked on BT's live chat and was told know. Does anyone know for sure?

In reply to a post by clv101:

Looking here: http://www.4g.co.uk/bt-4g-coverage-network-summary/
Says BT Mobile does use 4G on 800Mhz, however I asked on BT's live chat and was told know. Does anyone know for sure?

Hi, Well they use EE and EE have 2 x 5 MHz spectrum in 800Mhz

Live chat know nothing, remember that.

In reply to a post by clv101:

Looking here: http://www.4g.co.uk/bt-4g-coverage-network-summary/
Says BT Mobile does use 4G on 800Mhz, however I asked on BT's live chat and was told know. Does anyone know for sure?

To use EE's 800mhz you have to be using VoLTE, and currently only EE contract accounts (including SIM only contracts) can use VoLTE.

BT mobile and Plusnet mobile whom are both virtual networks (MVNO) on EE are both NOT supplying VoLTE services.

(Not many phones support VoLTE, iPhones from 6, and SOME androids with EE's firmware).

In reply to a post by 23Prince:

Hi, Well they use EE and EE have 2 x 5 MHz spectrum in 800Mhz
Live chat know nothing, remember that.

Only started deploying late 2016, and not much visible unless you are VERY rural.

If you have an Android phone using the app cellmapper - and website (www.cellmapper.net) may show what is in your area. In my town there is one mast with 800mhz (LTE Band 20) and its on low power.

Short answer no, but then again most of EEs network is not using it either.

Thanks, that site is so out of date. I know of 4 towers in my area which don't even show on that map .

In reply to a post by 23Prince:

Thanks, that site is so out of date. I know of 4 towers in my area which don't even show on that map .

then grab an android phone, install the cellmapper app and a PAYG EE SIM and drive past. Get home, connect to WiFi and upload the data - and the map updates. Its crowd sourced.

In reply to a post by jchamier:

In reply to a post by 23Prince:

Thanks, that site is so out of date. I know of 4 towers in my area which don't even show on that map .

then grab an android phone, install the cellmapper app and a PAYG EE SIM and drive past. Get home, connect to WiFi and upload the data - and the map updates. Its crowd sourced.

oooh okay will do when I can, I had no idea it was CS - makes sense now