1 - indoors still usable but very slow

o if indoors 1 if outdoors

I just switched from T-Mobile to AT&T and I'm very unhappy with the reception. I thought that by moving to AT&T I'd get better reception. WRONG! My phone always says no service, or at the most has 2 -3 bars. This is ridiculous! I'm thinking about switching again. My husband just got the Iphone 4 and has the same problem.

I am super happy with AT&T I love my service and I pretty much always have great reception.

Had this touch screen for a while and T-Mobile's coverage is amazing I get faster 3g speeds than AT&T by testing youtube videos against my sister's iphone and her iphone took 4 TIMES AS long as my Behold.

Signal disappears, then comes back on all the time

I currently own AT&T and T-Mobile. T-Mobile's reception is very weak and frequently drop calls whilst AT&T gives me 4-5 bars and a few drop calls.

I don't get it. We used to have the best reception on the ground floor of our home, except in the centermost corner next to the stairs where calls would drop all the time for years. Now the entire ground floor drops calls so often I go out and sit in my car to make a call, in or out of the garage. We have a cell tree tower across the street about 100 yd, but obviously not Verizon. We've all changed our phones, as it was always my husband's Motorola that dropped the most calls, compared to the other phones, Kyocera, Samsung and LG, but now we have the KRZR1 and the Juke and it's impossible to talk on the phone for any length of time on the ground floor.

Coming from Nogales and Shadow oak heading towards amar on the second stop sign (woodgate) I always get a drop call.

This intersection is at the start of a very hilly area where reception can vary wildly simply depending on where one is standing. I've lost several calls here but have also been able to make calls that are several hours long without losing them too. About a year ago I would've probably rated it a 2 or 1 but since then the reception seems much better and a little more stable but still unpredictable.

Phone often cuts out after a 15 minutes of talking or so. Sometime it's worse, sometimes it's better. I would say that Sprint has been fairly decent overall, but my contract is up at the end of the month, and many of my friends who live on the same street or relatively close by love their coverage provided by Verizon, so I'm going to follow suit. A new tower was also recently installed at Cameron Park, but my reception hasn't gotten any better. I'm not sure which network that tower is on.

Have to walk around the YARD to try to get 1 bar. Reception here is dropped before any call can be completed.

I have 2 years living in my current adress and always is the same problem, the reception is poor.

If you head up towards Mt. Sac on Amar, the reception drops really badly. Don't even think about making a call through this area.

In the West Covina area on Sunset Ave. service is terrible. 2 bars at best.

The service doesn't work inside my complex it will work sometimes outside but yet the service is very patchy. At times you can have the phone stay in one spot it will have full then no signal without even moving.

It doesn't work that well and we have it as our home phone. I'm thinking about switching to Verizon or something else.