Cingular has to have the WORST technical support and GSM reception. I have more dropped calls and have received "NO" technical support. They say the problem is Motorola. Motorola says it's Microsoft. I say it's Cingular, especially since I've had 4 MPX200 phones in 2 weeks and they all constantly shut on and off. Had the same phone for 20 months with no problems. Ya think Cingular changed something on their network. They don't. They just play the blame game.

ATT&T and sprint. Call drops. No coverage. ATT is worse. no calls inside the house and I need to go out but the call still drops. Sprint is no better.

drop calls in my own home. very frustrating. just a bit better outside.

I drive all over valley never drop calls by never drop calls. all my friend have T-Mobile say it is best service. have friends with Verizon they allways drop calls. love tmobile.

works best all over town. 5 bars everyware. T-Mobile is the best service. have had em all in this town. highly recommend. customer service is the best can reach someone 24 / 7.

Sony Ericsson 700a I have great reception in all of Ahwatukee and Foothills. Except inside business buildings. I drop down to two lines. I drop every call on 40th / mountain parkway heading north to ray going up the hill, or coming down the hill. other then that, I never drop calls. I live on the preserve and have 5 bars all the time in my house.

In my house I get NO reception... .outside I get maybe one bar... .but if I go a mile away in any direction I get a good strong signal... .I think it is the phone... it only has an internal antenna... .I used to have Qwest here and had a perfect signal all the time... too bad they didn't have other things I wanted.

Okay how should I put this? I think I should just put the ratings as good to average when it is "good" but below average because it jumps so much everywhere. Sound reception is sometimes way clear, sometimes kinda jumpy also. Outside the apartment, within the apartment complex... 3 to 5 bars (X800) and 2 to 4 bars (855). In the apartment (we live on the second floor, can you imagine what it would be like if we lived on the first floor, what the steel structure would do to the signal bars hehehe) the living room, kitchen, dining room, computer room 2 to 4 bars (X800) and 1 to 3 bar(s) (855)... so that is too not bad, right? Bedroom... 00000 to max bars. Talk about moody jumping jellyfishes or flying chipmunks running away with the bars? Cute huh??? Aaaaarghhh... Going to W. Buckeye Rd. and back sometimes the signals all just disssssapppear... to come back maxed out to 5 (X800) and 4 (855) again. Sometimes when T-Mobile is making me think I live in a dreamland fairytale the bars jump to 5 (max) on the X800 and to 4 (max) on the 855... where ever in and out of the apartment and on the streets... but only so for a minute or two... hehehe. Both phones act the same so nothing wrong with the phones... Or maybe... the poem "Nothing Gold Can Stay" is the best way to put it about the T-Mobile reception bars?

Poor reception on 2 seperate V60i phones at my home on 9th street between Thunderbird and Greenway

I drive all over the Valley of the Sun and have never had a problem with reception.