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Sprint reception is HORRIBILE at best around here. I was also told they are NOT obligated to proivde coverge inside your home! It's too bad... I really liked Sprint until I moved to the area.

I work apx. 1 / 2 mile north of Higley / Thomas roads, at the edge of the Salt river valley flood-plain. Sprint Reception is TERRIBLE here; I can rarely get through a short conversation; my usual approach is "Call me on my land line: 480-... "

There are two towers within two miles but Sprint must not be on either - signal is -101db and many dropped calls.

Continue to drop calls. More or better placed towers are needed. I spend too much money to not have good service. Sales people "sell" you a bill of goods. They must need the job.

Usually vary between 3 and 4 bars. Only ever have issues when talking to my sister (who also has Sprint), but I know all the dropping is on her end. My commute is to Kyrene and Elliott and I never drop calls.

I get maybe two bars at home. Whenever my treo connects for data service (checking e-mail once an hour for example), I completely lose the call I'm on and my phone locks up for 30-40 seconds until the signal comes back.

We have three Sprint cell phones. We drop calls all the time. I cannot talk more than 1-2 minutes witout loosing the call, if that.

I use the phone daily between Mesa, Tempe and Phoenix and have only had two or three dropped calls in 18 months. Works well in Prescott also. Absolutely no complaints.

I understand what some of the other respondents have said in regards to cell service in east Mesa, recently T mobile and Sprint put up a cell tower at the South East corner of the above listed cross roads (looks like a great big palm tree), now I have no dropped calls, and the service is great. But before that, I would average about 25-55% dropped calls. I've noticed that T mobile has installed alot of new towers along McKellips too. Sprint is good about giving credits for dropped calls, but you need to call *2 then say dropped calls for the 50 cent per dropped call alowance (up to $10.00 per phone, per month)

I average 1 dropped call out of every 2 when I use my phone at home. If it doesn't drop, reception is so bad that I am forced to use a different phone. So much for my unlimited nights and weekends starting at 7pm. It does not good when I use it at home.

In my house, I have to find the good spot and stay still to avoid drop-calls. Any movement, including rotation of your body will cause drop-calls quite often.

If you live in the new Mountain Heights development don't even consider Sprint PCS if you wish to use the phone from home.