Staying connected has never been easier. Stay in touch with loved ones and everyone else in your network with 4G and WiFi calling.
The next generation of voice calling.
4G calling allows you to connect even faster. 4G calls connect using Three’s 4G network, rather than the 2G or 3G connections which were previously used.
WiFi calling allows you to make and receive calls anywhere in the Republic of Ireland wherever there is a WiFi network, even if there’s no regular phone signal.
Better Call Quality
4G calls are clearer than a standard call. See if you notice the difference on your next call.
Quicker Calls
Calls on the 4G networks connect quicker than standard calls. That means you can connect even faster.
Automatic Switch Call Type
Your phone will automatically switch between 4G calling and WiFi calling to give you the best possible call quality.
Use Phone as Normal
As long as you have 4G coverage or are connected to WiFi, you can use your phone as normal.
How to set up
To enable Wifi Calling,
Select Settings > then go to Connections > WiFi calling. Make sure WiFi calling is set to On.
To switch on 4G Calling,
Select Settings > then go to Connections > Mobile networks > 4G calling. Make sure WiFi calling is set to On.
You can use WiFi calling without a service on some carriers. If you don’t see this option, it may be because your phone doesn’t support this feature.
Apple: How to set up 4G calling
Step 1: Go to your phone Settings.
Step 2: Select ‘Cellular’, then ‘Cellular Data Options’.
Step 3: Then select ‘Enable 4G calling’
Or:
Step 1: Go to your phone Settings.
Step 2: Select ‘Mobile Data’, then select ‘Enable 4G Calling’.
Experience the next generation of 4G calling when travelling. All you need is a phone that supports 4G calling in a country that supports this service.
Please be aware that WiFi calling is only available in the Republic of Ireland now.
Business customers will be able to experience 4G and WiFi calling in the coming months. If you’re traveling to the USA 2G and 3G voice calling is being phased out and 4G calling will be standard. You can find out more in our FAQs below.
