Great coverage, never drop a call when I am in San Diego.

I have always been satisfied with Verizon in San Diego. The network has been solid wherever I have lived in SD or where I travel around the country. My Blackberry is over 2 years old and I can't get a replacement battery from Verizon. I have been looking lately at AT&T for the iPhone, but the reviews of their network are alarming. I hear the earliest Verizon may carry the iPhone is 2011. May have to call Blackberry for a battery and wait another year; to bad.

I travel a lot on State Route 94 from Rancho San Diego to Campo, California. There are a few dead spots along the trip, but Verizon gets better reception then my AT&T or Sprint phones.

Years ago while living in Mission Valley my carrier was AT&T. I switched to Cingular after no longer wanting to deal with the dropped calls and horrible reception and the difference was amazing--night and day! When I moved to University Heights Cingular service was still outstanding. THEN AT&T bought up Cingular and somehow within a few months time service went down the toilet. Recently I moved to Fashion Hills area and as with Mission Valley AT&T service is practically non-existent. Love the Cingular roll-over minutes legacy, but will have to find an alternative.

I got one bar of service until I installed a cell repeater and now I get 4, if you are going to get coverage here (from any carrier although Verizon was still a bar or two better than AT&T) you need to buy a cell repeater

calls on my cell get dropped constantly when i'm in the house. Have to keep my land line for calls from the house. I don't even bother trying to answer the cell at home, to frustrating also drops calls going up Bernardo Heights Pkwy. and Camino Del Norte Towards Carmel Mountain Rd.

After several (20+) conversations and complaints to AT&T, I'm going to have switch providers. The coverage fluctuates from 4 bars to no bars at any given time of day. Dropped calls are the rule not the exception. Was thinking about a cell signal booster but there are no promises made by manufacturers for success. AT&T's final word was they don't promise coverage in all areas. I'll miss my iphone!

I live in clairemont behind the square and for the last 3 months I have been getting horrible reception, dropped called left and right, and takes me about 2-3 times to send a text.

Reception comes and goes, even in the same room of the house.

No reception inside buildings most of the time. Have to wander around outside until catching a signal and call quality is poor when I finally get through.

The ONLY way to make AT&T work in San Diego is to hack your phone and force it to use Enhanced Full Rate. Otherwise, you get crappy, distorted calls that sound as if they're coming from Mars. AT&T has always been horrible and everything the company touches turns to junk. Blame it on the CEO and board of directors who get paid a lot to run a cheapskate outfit where the customers are screwed.

zero reception for 3 days. I usually have to keep my phone in one specific location to get service and now I get nothing!

I have no problems with reception or dropped calls throughout Metro San Diego.

The situation with the iPhone and AT&T is obscene. Dropped calls even though there is 5 bars represents an obviously overtaxed network that is unable to keep up with demand. The run around you get from both sides is equally obscene. The nerve of anyone from AT&T that tries to imply that there is "good coverage in your area and there shouldn't be any problems" is a sociopath. CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT. enough.

Reception SUCKS! Have to stand outside to use the phone!

I get lots of dropped calls on the north side of the RB Inn. The nearest tower from there is I15 and something blocks it right there.

No problems with this area. good voice and data coverage

Phone works fine right outside my door, but inside I get nothing. I have had this happen with Verizon phones too. The only service that works really well in my area is Sprint and Cricket. So you KNOW I switched. :)

I never seem to have reception in this neighborhood; I can't even make calls and if they do get through, the quality is awful, broken convos and then call dropped. I'm sick of it. I am willing to end my contract with AT&T and go to Verizon.

AT&T coverage everywhere else is spotty at best, but here in my parent's condo it's unusually strong. When I was with Verizon it was hard for me to get a signal going here, but AT&T has been surprisingly reliable.