poor to no reception in our cul de sac in the Village at Harmony Park

I get great reception. Every now and then I adjust my location within my house, but it's pretty much always good.

AT&T + iPhone any model + Denver ='s worst cell reception in the cosmos! (Congress Park close to National Jewish Hospital) Seriously takes at least 5-6 calls to carry on a 10 minute conversation. Dropped and gargled calls every day! Try to leave a VM and people say all they heard was static or breaking up... AT&T and Apple both refuse to remedy this. Consistently have one bar... one bar!

We've had our Motorola Razrs for about 8 years. They're outdated so we're updating to the iPhone 4S. Our service with ATT over these years has been consistently good except for the static we get on voice calls. We've had very few cases of not being able to dial out or receive calls from our home at Sheridan and 52nd. Occasionally, we might get a "network busy" indication, but the auto-dial always connects on the 2nd try. We are very confident that our phones will always be able to send and receive calls. In general, we've not noticed that the reception at 52nd and Sheridan is any different from elsewhere in the Denver Area. We're going to upgrade to the iPhone in which ATT is the only 4G carrier at the moment I think. Hope we don't make a mistake by not going with Sprint who consumer report's seems to think is godlike in Denver. But the reviews on this site would seem to indicate something else... strange times these are indeed. Maybe pigs will fly soon.

It's great but does not work in my apartment for crap or basements. I was going to switch, but every review for the other carriers seems worse than At&t. There are some dead spots but overall is pretty good and the 3G is faster than most other carriers in general...

I have had Sprint for 6 years living in Nevada and Colorado and had no problem. I moved 1 year ago by 104th and I-25 and about 3 months ago I started to loose reception. I get 5 bars on my phone and I can't get calls or call out. I have to wait 20 minutes and my phone will work then it won't again. I am going to switch cell phone companies since there signal sucks.

drops calls all the time,also dead spot at Union and 6th Ave.

I've had AT&T for almost 5 years now. I rarely get dropped calls. However, their phone selection is limited. If you aren't in the market for an iPhone or Blackberry other providers have better phones. Customer Service is also an issue with AT&T because they are always changing their rate plans and feature options and increasing the price with no lower price alternatives. So if all you are looking for is good reception, I do recommend AT&T.

I really wanted to give this a zero but OCCASIONALLY I'll have a message go through so I didn't think that would be quite fair. Basically this company just sucks. Neither my mom nor I get voicemails when they are left for at least eight hours. It doesn't even show up that we have a missed call. This was a HUGE problem when my mom was trying to notify me of my dad being in the hospital. The text messages get garbled so my mom doesn't receive what I sent her, instead it splices the end of SOMEONE ELSES' message onto the end of mine. Kinda creepy. I strongly do not recommend this provider.

I like my iphone but not happy with AT&T, use to have Sprint and had no problem. I switched to an iphone and AT&T, had decent signal at my house now its horrible. There are so many dead spots in the Denver Highlands and along Hwy. 36. I know when I am about to hit one and tell people. I have AT&T, I'm going to lose you, I'll call you back. Come one and fix it.

We used to get great reception. Lately its been almost 1bar every where. Whats up ?

Reception seems to fluctuate frequently and just in last 2 weeks. Frequently on calls, the other person can't hear me and I can hear them. Usually hanging up and starting a new call results in better connection.

Just switched from AT&T, having been fed up with zero reception in my apartment. Surprise surprise, I get 3-5 bars very consistently with Sprint. I haven't experienced any dropped calls. So that's pretty cool!

Frequently dropped calls, whether moving or stationary; poor sound quality -- echo or metallic; at least 30% of voice content is lost (words dropped); odd buzzing and static; Occasional difficulty placing calls. More typically, calls are dropped or unintelligible.

Service is terrible - I can be sitting perfectly still and calls drop. I cannot get coverage in most of the house and only spotty service when in the backyard. We have complained repeatedly with no success. We got a micro-cell to help with the signal - shows more bars, but calls still drop. Giving up on AT&T after 10 years...

In my area (near downtown), AT&T's service is like the wind: it comes and goes. Once in a while, I have a nice uninterrupted phone conversation, but the majority of my calls are dropped within a minute or two. It's totally unacceptable for a service that costs 95 bucks a month. If AT&T had a face, I would punch it.

My phone only rings for incoming calls about 25% of the time. It doesn't matter which part of town I'm in, or if I'm in a different city. Text messages and voice mail notifications are delayed by hours sometimes. Calls are frequently dropped. What a waste.

I have a HTC inspire, supposedly one of the best smart phones available. I had been back to ATT 3x in one day because all I have gotten in my house is 1 bar if that. Im from the east coast and rarely had this problem. Come on ATT Denver, work on your reception and towers!

I have always had great reception in NW Denver. From I25 to at least Sheridan and I70 to Speer / 32nd.

Terrible dead zone in this area for my iPhone 3G. I have a six square foot area in my apartment where I can get 1 bar with calls dropped after approximately ten minutes, and otherwise it's a no-go.