Phone drops calls... .one bar or less.

Finally! I began getting a better signal since last summer. Also has to do with phone. I had a Tilt before and only average about 1-2 bars. I'll tried the Tilt recently and still 1-2 bars. So try using different phones to achieve a better signal in this area.

I live in an apartment complex and depending on the day, I am / am not able to receive service to my phone. On bad days, I have to leave my apt, walk around the complex until I am able to receive a decent signal. I also run into many dead zones around the Tucson metro area. I'm not talking about the middle of nowhere locations, I'm talking about downtown / middle of Tucson. My contract is finally up next month... looking for a new carrier! :)

Have 3G and Edge conection all around and inside the house. No problems whatsoever...

i have been with Sprint for 11 years and in tucson for 6 years... I used to have problems around marana hs but no longer. I get good reception everywhere. but I was trying to find another carrier to see if they have any good deals on their models of phones... but given their ratings on this site I think I will stay with sprint. thanks but no thanks.

I can't even call my neighbor who also is with T-Mobile! I lose almost every call after just a few seconds unless I step outside.

Never had a dropped call in this area, or any other area for that matter. Would recommend Verizon Wireless to everyone.

Can have some issues but I live in a stone building so it is a little to be expected. I could not get calls with my Sprint instinct or my ATT 3G I phone (worse ever) I am happy and my boyfriend has a Venus and is having great luck with that one as well

Perfect reception but two places on Orange Grove and on Sunrise... ... ... ... .but alas... ... ... .Quest will now use Verizon, so I dont know what kind of service I will have.

I seem to get good reception most places with Verizon, in Tucson and in the rest of the country. Good coverage but not many plan choices and expensive.

Most of the time, no reception, unless I'm near the windows or on the patio.

Verizon say they will work on it. Bought T-Mobile pay as you go phone($29.99) Motorola v195, 5 bars inside house. I'll reply if Verizon can help reception

Can't get reception in the house and usually reception is spotty even walking down the block away from home. Usually have to drive a couple of blocks away from Richey Blvd.to get consistent service. Most of the time when home, I have to set my phone to roam just to use the phone. Switching to another carrier as soon as my contract runs out because Sprint has too many dead zones in the middle of the city.

Afte many years of getting good rececption, the last ten days I can not receive calls in my downtown office. Sprint has no clue. I assume that they are having problems with a tower. But who knows?

This is a poor / no coverage zone for T-Mobile. I've called customer service and they confirm that there are no towers that service that area. Whatever you do, PLEASE do not get T-Mobile. I tried to resolve a coverage issue and they were completely apathetic. Sprint and Verizon work here, but T-Mobile, NO WAY.

ATT has been OK but not great past 11 months, as of Friday no servce. New SIM card, calls to customer support not yet resolved 3 days later.

I am a student at the unversity of arizona and I have no service in my dorm room

We have 2 palm Cento phones in the household, it would be safe to say that 80% of our calls get dropped. Wish we could find a phone or service provider that worked better. My friend has Verizon and her phone doesn't work here either.

I've been with Verizon for about 5 years now, and despite my disappointment with their slowness to adopt newer, cutting edge phones, their reception is outstanding all around town. I seldom have problems placing a call, and calls almost never drop. I've enjoyed a similar experience in nearly every U.S. city to which I've travelled. I've had T-mobile, AT&T(just when they switched to GSM), and Sprint here in Tucson, and they were all poor in comparison. My friends who currently have AT&T (for their i-Phones) and Sprint frequently complain about poor service. I've really wanted to get an i-Phone, but just can't bear to leave Verizon's service. The i-Phone technology is so cool, but is pretty worthless in the end if you can't make a call or connect to the Net.

So far, I haven't had any real problems with AT&T, despite all the negative remarks I've read about their service. I don't know if I'm just using my phone in the 'wrong' (or right) places, but so far I get at least 4 bars, even in the car. I switched from Sprint, and the experience is night and day. I seldom had over 1 bar with that phone and service, often my calls would drop.