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Sprint works great in the high desert area, actually better than it works down the hill..You will lose coverage in Lucerne (Who doesn't?) and a brief cut-out on the 15 both directions as you make the final 2 miles before the summit.

Only by leaning my head against the front middle window at a particular spot can I make and receive calls at my Dad's blue-tile-roofed house on Par Lane. If I move more than 4 inches I lose the signal. There's 2 or 3 spots in the yard that work. The 2 or 3 other places I've tried in Spring Valley Lake (Victorville, CA) work OK. I've been told the tower is on the other side of Spring Valley Ridge, so the signal is somewhat blocked. People I've asked here over the last 7 years (while I've wondered which carrier to switch to) tell me Verizon works best. But reception with God through Jesus Christ is 100%!

Sprint has been good to me! I can use at home without any dropped calls. I use to have AT&T and worked excellent until "Crappy Cingular" merged with AT&T. Once it became Cingular I quickly cancelled because Cingular lowered my bars not raised the bars! But have no problems with Sprint except for when driving down the Cajon Pass right by the truck weigh station I drop calls.

Horrible reception south of Phelan rd in Johnson rd area. Reception improves as you approach Hesperia or Victorville. Frequent drops on 138 approaching Sheep Creek rd. Even in major areas with strong reception, SprintPCS will drop your call. Trying Verizon next and getting rid of Samsung phones

Dropped calls when in the house. Zero to 2 bars. I have to tilt my head slightly to get it up another bar. What's up with that? Other than that, it actually works fine.