Lots of drop out zones East of I-10 through most of Tucson especially on the NW end of town. Thinking about buying out my contract and switching to Verizon.

Still having problems near this area. According to the sales store nearby new towers have been put in place but only cover about a half mile north. The coverage map in this area is misleading. AT&T should recheck this area. Many customers near this area are planning to leave for the same reason I will (Most I work with). We have been told this area will improve year after year and the last upgrade was around 2005 when Cingular to over. Only the name changed, but no service improvement. Very questional service in the Walmart and Lowe's nearby, but works great at the same type stores around town so it is not the building cutting out the signals.

Low bars Lots of droped calls only some parts of house can make and recieve calls

Lost service at my home this weekend can not make or receive calls. Service returns around Kolb and Broadway. Even with new 3G sim cards. Bye Bye ATT

LOTS of drop outs and disconnects. When it works it works great but when it does not, I have to use my Verizon RAZR. 4 dropped calls between 7am and noon today on the Cingular phone.

One or two bars in a single corner of my house. Horrible coverage with no digital service at all.

I was happy with my Alltel service until the snow day in January when a switch was damaged and the company put us on roaming for the day. After that dropped calls became frequent.

Verizon works great for us. I usually get 5 or 6 bars out of 7, even downstairs. I can't remember the last time I got dropped, and I'm all over town. Sometimes at work (metal framed building, deep inside the bowels thereof) I only get 2 or 3 bars (out of 7), but can still make and recieve calls! We got Verizon when we got here, and renewed after the first two-year ended. Then we fell for a come-on and switched to Sprint, and couldn't get more than 1 bar (out of 5 on a different phone) unless we went upstairs (then we sometimes got two bars). Needless to say, as soon as we could, we switched back! Never again!

poor reception in home. Variable outdoors

Reception is non-existant in any stores (Wal-mart, Lowe's, Home Depot, grocery stores and probably tents! Outside, reception is average. Inside my home is the same as the store situation above. Have a Motorola RAZR L7 and not impressed with it either!

Many dead spots in this area. Cannot use the phone inside my house, and minimal connectivity on streets. Could not recommend Sprint in pretty much all of Oro Vally.

Guarenteed dropped call within one block of my home. Very spotty reception within the house.

Ever since I have got T-Mobile I have been so happy with it! The guys at the store on oracle were great and really helped me out! I will be with T-Mobile for a long time!

Cingular just plaind sucks!

I hate cinglur had AT&T and then they change have no reseption at home. Have droped calles all the time everywhere.

The coverage map on Cingular's website is not true in the Tucson Area. It is ashame that I can not use my phone in certain building or stores. Yet other carriers seem to work better.

All over Tucson is a bad area for The New AT&T aka "Cingular" wireless service. They know it, but seem not to care. The last time any upgrades to towers were made was a few years ago. When asking any customer service person they will tell you that they are putting up towers all over (but not in Arizona of course). If you ask them if they plan on upgrading there system here in Tucson they'll say of course hopefully by the end of the year. There now has been too many years and I'm still waiting. This service works great in my house but when I leave it the signal goes up and down. I don't drop calls because I can not make any. If you read Cingular News Press you'll read how much money is being spent elsewhere, but not here.

Both my wife's Nokia, and my LG phone experience pretty poor reception near our home (and the general area) in Saguaro Hills Estates, just north of Snyder, about a mile east of Catalina Highway. That said, Alltel's customer service has been great, and they've worked with me when I've exceeded my minutes, so I've continued to stay with them for 2+ years (compared to Verizon, who I had a horrible customer service / billing issue which almost made it to a collection agency!)

Qwest uses the Sprint network. Even with what appears to be a reasonable signal, I get dropped calls from inside the house. The audio quality is also poor, with short dropouts. I dont know how much of this is an issue with the system or the phone as it has no external antenna. I used to have perfect operation with the old AT&T TDMA system, but thats progress.

I don't even remember the last time I had a dropped call or no service. I even get reception in Walmart now.