Boost Mobile primarily uses T-Mobile's towers and network infrastructure to provide its cell service. This arrangement is set to continue for at least the next seven years as part of a network leasing agreement, despite Boost Mobile being owned by Dish Network. This means that Boost Mobile customers benefit from T-Mobile's extensive 4G LTE and 5G coverage across urban, suburban, and many rural areas in the United States
. In addition to T-Mobile's network, Boost Mobile also operates its own 5G network powered by Dish, and it sometimes uses partner networks such as AT&T to enhance coverage. However, the main network infrastructure used by Boost Mobile for its service is T-Mobile's towers, which provide the backbone for its nationwide coverage and high-speed data access
. To summarize:
- Boost Mobile uses T-Mobile's towers and network for most of its coverage.
- It also has its own 5G network operated by Dish.
- Occasionally, it leverages AT&T's network as well.
- The partnership with T-Mobile ensures wide-reaching and reliable 4G LTE and 5G service for Boost Mobile customers
This network setup allows Boost Mobile to offer competitive prepaid plans with good coverage and speeds, especially in urban and suburban areas.
