EE vs O2

EE and O2 consistently rank among the best-performing UK mobile networks for customer satisfaction. Both are strong options — the choice usually comes down to coverage in your area and contract pricing.

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EE
74
✓ Legit
✓ 6 ! 4 ✗ 0
EE is the UK's largest mobile network by subscriber count and a fully legitimate, Ofcom-regulated telecoms provider owned by BT Group. It operates at scale with strong coverage credentials, but it consistently attracts high volumes of complaints around billing errors, customer service quality, and exit charges. Consumers should go in with eyes open — EE is not a scam, but it's not a frictionless experience either.
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O2
78
✓ Legit
✓ 7 ! 3 ✗ 0
O2 is one of the UK's largest and most established mobile networks, fully regulated by Ofcom and backed by parent company Telefónica. It serves tens of millions of customers and offers strong consumer protections including clear contract terms and a published complaints process. Coverage gaps in rural areas and mixed customer service reviews are the main watch-outs, but there are no serious legitimacy concerns.
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O2 scores higher — 78 vs 74/100
O2 has a higher trust score and a legit verdict. Read the full O2 review for the complete breakdown before deciding.
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