great signal no dropped calls. Love my AT&T service. Best in this city.

AT&T is VERY dependable in this area. I enjoy using my phone more now that I have AT&T. Don't go with Verizon in this city. AT&T has the same or better coverage. I've had both and can say the 3G network is much better than verizon's.

Never had a problem with at&t. Full 3G in the whole state. Excellent coverage in the valey. The state in general. Beats the service I used to have with Verizon wireless.

Used Motorola and got 4 bars... .trying to use A737 in smae area and get 1 bar..bummer...

While driving down M Street, service excellent, inside my house and the perimeter, service is very spotty. I get lots of dropped calls.

Signal strength fluctuates frequently, however very rarely will the signal strength go below 3 bars. So far, no drop calls or lack of a connection (voice and data).

Strong (4 or 5 Bars) T-Mobile signal in North Merced, past Bear Creek. Acceptable (3 or 4 Bars) T-Mobile signal in Downtown / Center of Merced. Weak (0 - 3 Bars) T-Mobile signal in South Merced.

I have yet to find a place that I receive good service. It always takes me multiple times to dial and I hate everything about my cell phone. I will never go through T-Moble again.

In major buildings (e.g. using induction protected rebar reinforced concrete) almost zero reception except for the top floor. In light construction buildings, in vehicles and out in the open, it's almost always perfect for me. In nearly every area I've been in California, my reception's been 95% flawless, there is a dead-zone over 152 next to the reservoir though.

I have been pretty content with my Nokia phone from Verizon for several years, even though I had the very occasional dropped call. I figured this was just what cell phones do and lived with it. Then I "upgraded" to a Samsung flip phone (because I could, and because it was cute). The reception was horrible! I couldn't hear half the words someone said, and it wouldn't call out, etc. Troubleshooting at Verizon told me that some calls are analog and some are digital, and the Samsung gets only digital, while the Nokia gets both. I changed back to Nokia (to a smaller, cuter phone) and everything is just peachy. What a stupid ordeal to have to go through.