Vodafone was again certified by umlaut for the quality of the network it offers in Romania at the moment, comparative tests were made with the networks of Orange, Telekom and DIGI Mobil to see what are the differences between the quality of the network.
The Vodafone Romania mobile network was certified, for the third consecutive year, "Best in test" by the independent comparative evaluation organization umlaut. Vodafone Romania obtained the highest total score, namely 915 points, which still places it in first place in the top mobile networks in the country. Moreover, the company also scored the highest for mobile voice and data services, as well as network reliability.
"In this era of speed, our customers need us to be by their side with a reliable network that supports this pace, because each of them deserves the best. For us, the Vodafone network of 2024 means cutting-edge technology, expertise and constant efforts to be ahead of any expectations, and for our customers it means the network they can rely on for quick access to loved ones or the successful conclusion of a new collaboration in business.
This certification from umlaut, through the tests it entails, measures the parameters that confirm that we have the best mobile network in the country, for the third consecutive year", said Nicolae Vîlceanu, Network Director, Vodafone Romania.
umlaut sets the standard in the industry by measuring over 200 mobile networks in over 120 countries. Since 2015, the Vodafone Romania mobile network has been recognized for its efficient services by umlaut and has been awarded, every year, recognition for a number of parameters.
The comparative measurement campaign, after which the Vodafone Romania network was once again designated "Best in Test", took place between February 23 and March 23, 2024, and the measurements made with professional equipment covered a road distance of 8.700 km and localities totaling 24 % of Romania's population. The measurement route included the localities: Bucharest, Craiova, Constanța, Galați, Focșani, Bacău, Iași, Suceava, Baia Mare, Satu Mare, Cluj-Napoca, Târgu Mureș, Timișoara and Arad, as well as on connecting roads.
