Drop call sometimes even with 3 bar.

I had a dual band phone that could switch between TDMA and GSM for two years. At first I used the TDMA almost as often as GSM, but as of late my GSM has been providing excellent service everywhere, even out of town (Auburn, Tahoe). Last month I went with the Siemens sl56 GSM phone. I like all the extra features gsm offers, and I haven't had any issues with bad coverage. ATT GSM coverage is great, almost as good as TDMA. The only difference I notices is that TDMA penetrates buildings better.

This phone has pretty good reception outside my house. Inside I drop most calls. It is pretty good around most of Sacto.

Crappy.

I get no reception in any building and unreliable reception with roaming via Cingular. I've tried a T720 and a Nokia 6800 with AT&T and I have been very disappointed with the quality and consistancy of AT&T. I do not recommend AT&T unless you only use your service next to one of their stores since that is the only place you will be guarenteed of getting good reception.

No droped calls down the 99 South towards fresno. Reception between 4 & 5. Clear calling the whole way.

My wifve and i can't haedly talk to each other in this area where we live....my free long distance does meno good at home as i get very poor reeption...thinking of changing to T-Mobile when my contract is up in mar 04

none!

Terrible reception throughout this residential neighborhood, even outside. When my contract is up next month, I'm leaving Sprint PCS!

Center of the Rosemont subdivision. I reliably get one bar.