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I have been able to send and receive call. However, at least 50% or more of the calls the recipient of my calls can't hear me. I can hear them but they can't. I have called AT&T and they told me that they are having problem with the cell towers. They have given me $80 in credits... I don't need credit, I need a working phone. I depend on my phone for business :( This has been going on for over 2 weeks now. AT&T told me to call Apple. Apple wanted to charge me $60 for to see if they can help me... hell no. Will be getting rid of my phone and cell provider If I don't get it to work this week...

Had this phone for a couple of years, calls were good even inside home. Now the phone drops all calls, have to stand in the far back corner of the yard with 1 to 2 bars and may have 30 seconds or less before call is dropped if the call can be connected at all. Usually have NO Connection in home. AT&T has the worst service in this area, appears to be getting worse. While in Calexico, Imperial Valley, I had the best clear reception with about 5 bars, the battery lasted 4 days without charge, but in Alhambra the battery has to be charged every night even with no use. My Verizon phone works a well as my home land line phone inside or out, no dropped calls were ever I use it.

periodically I get reception (1 - 2 bars) but will lose signal in North Alhambra, South Pasadena, and North Arcadia. I have 1 bar to NO reception on most part of West Huntington Dr. - from South Pasadena to Arcadia!

The signal is very sporadic. If the phone is sitting on the counter I can watch the signal bar randomly change!

Drops almost every call I make and does not ring. I get message indicator sometimes hours after I actually got the message in my box. I think I am ready to change to a new company. I am very dissatisfied.

My phone says I always have 1 bar of signal, but when I try to make a call or am already talking to someone inside my house, it loses signal and hangs up. This happens outside my house sometimes, too. Kind of sucks, since I get full signal just 5 blocks away.

I am having great reception. Hardly any dropped calls. Sometimes I run into a few glitches, but it's no biggie. Overall, I like the service. I can always make clear calls inside of my house.

My cell phone typically reports 4 bars, but once I establish a phone call, it goes right down to 1 for the duration of the call. Calls made outdoors aren't that bad, but once I go anywhere indoors, calls start breaking up and eventually dropping. There's also a possibility it's the phone's fault; there were times when the phone would start screeching and buzzing really loud as the phone on the other end was ringing.

Inside a townhouse, the reception is actually quite poor. However, on the upper levels of the house, there is better reception. In the city, there is generally good reception (3-5 bars).

1 bar, 2 if your lucky. Lots of dropped, missed or one sided calls. (I can hear the caller, caller can not hear me)