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It will flux between 2 to 5 bars. But stay around4 indoors. But out side all around perfect. And we get AT&T 4g HSPA+. So you get up to like 6 mbps but realistically you get 3-4 mbps. That is fairly decent since this is a rural area and they say it ranges from 2-6 mbps.

I use my cell phone every day driving to and from work. I drop calls several times a week, all on the west side of Montgomery. Every day driving home from work, I lose my signal completely once I turn off Hwy. 14 on to Co. Rd.47 (Golson Road). We can barely get a decent enough signal at home to make and receive calls. I would switch carriers in a minute if I didn't have 4 lines on my plan, each with a service contract. AT&T leaves a lot to be desired in my part of the state.

Inside my house I get 3 to 4 bars, Outside where there is no interference I get 5 bars. Same for V180, V3 and V3xx

Previous and very happy AT&T customer who "migrated". Cannot beleive I paid to have the opportunity to resign a contract. I did get a few phones out of the deal. My teenaged daughter has since paid for those with instant messaging fees... .. My Wife and I get echos, dropped calls, network busy, call failed, etc. nearly every day, especially at rush hour... ..if you can consider our rush a rush in Montgomery. I was told the call quality was due to towers changing from AT&T to Cingular. I do not want to hear that excuse unless they are willing to discount my bill to match the crap service. Not a happy camper with Cingular.