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AT&T Enhanced Push-to-Talk Review

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Revainrating 5 out of 5  
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5.0
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Description of AT&T Enhanced Push-to-Talk

New features based on 3GPP Mission Critical Push-to-Talk standards. Enhanced situational awareness and emergency calling plus priority treatment for push-to-talk data on the 4G LTE network. Includes interoperability with legacy two-way radios using P25 ISSI, CSSI or Radio-over IP. Starting at $20 per month per user.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Excellent Service, Very Pleased Customer

I like that it's very easy to use in conjunction of my cell phone as well its ability is great when i'm out running around town doing errands but also being able too keep up w/my co workers while they are working from home during this pandemic situation! Nothing so far has been said about disliking anything yet either which makes me happy because we have nothing really bad stated by any one else who uses our service other than maybe how fast you can talk if your not connected via wifi vs…

Pros
  • Very easily done through mobile phones, laptop or desktop computers; just download app onto device desired then enjoy all push tpalk features thru software itself instead needing an internet browser for access
Cons
  • Minor Issues

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Convenient way for friends and family overseas

The ability to send text messages without having your phone near you is great! It has also made it easier from my home office (where I am typing this) than trying to get someone's attention in person when they are driving by me. Now that we have been able to use these services since November of 2016, there isn't anything negative about them yet as far as their service goes; however, if more people were aware how beneficial texting can be while out running errands around town then maybe others…

Pros
  • Text messaging capabilities
  • Can keep important information within reach for all family members even though multiple users may not always carry smart devices with same content.
  • Service available anywhere at anytime regardless whether or mobile carrier coverage area
Cons
  • Secret