Lots of static. Hard to hear. Almost impossible on speaker.

I recently switched to AT&T and my cell reception improved dramatically. I live near an avocado grove and since they are planted on hills it negatively impacts my reception. Much better now, but not great.

T-Mobile was not the answer I was looking for to replace my Verizon service of 5 years. Not only did my reception not improve while at home, but I have experienced many, many more dropped calls when calling from other areas in San Diego County. My daughter has to stand outside my house to send and receive calls with her Cingular cell service, and I see many of my neighbors standing outside making calls, so the area is definitely a blind spot for cell service. What's the answer - move.

One bar at the most while inside. Frequently have no reception at all. MANY dropped calls when I do by the grace of God connect with someone. 2 bars at the most while outside, still alot of dropped calls. It seems as if it's gotten progessively worse over time.

No reception to poor recep0tion at 1519 ventana drive

I get good PCS service connect with Sprint. However, from the back of the house no reception. I understand Sprint will be placing more towers nearby.

Reception at home is pretty bad, but I use my land line for calls at home. Once I leave the house, reception is great overall. It's nice being able to use Cingular's network for free when ATT's network isn't availible. I signed up using ATT because Cingular's phones sucked.

We bought these phones because we were having problems with dropped calls from other services and were told that Verizon was a great service with great reception. We have no reception at our home in Hidden Meadows and they say they won't let them put up an antenna there. Our son has Cingular and Nextel and has no problem with his reception. We will be changing services as soon as this contract is over!

Optimal reception from San Diego proper to L.A. with the exception being where I live. The No Signal (Searching...), dropped calls and consistent cutting in and out of "successful" calls (both incoming and outgoing) finally drove this two cell phone-only household to throw in the towel and get a land line. Now when I give out my cell number it's always with the caveat that if someone wants to reach me in the evening or on the weekend, try my land line first.