Very poor reception on Beachside near the Dania Beach Bridge. Have tried to work with Metro PCS, but no resolution.

Service moved from Below Average to Perfect by moving 10 blocks south and 20 floors up; maybe "good" is too strong a rating, but you can here me now. I travel frequently, and the worst reception I had was, of course, at home. Shifting positions on the couch caused calls to be lost. Just before Wilma, I moved to a downtown highrise, and all service is good: apartment, parking garage, elevator, etc. I was going back and forth the week after the hurricane and talking with coworkers all week. My old location (3rd and 6th) had no service at all (just like after Katrina); my new place had the best reception out of everyone I talked with. Side Bar: nearly the slowest wireless service out there - it's only dial-up speed!

Little to NO reception in the house and even outside.

In my condo (441 and Stirling) reception inside is shakey. Everywhere else I have had no problems with the signal, from they Keys to Tampa / Orlando. Worked great in DC and Boston too.

Cannot make a T-Mobile cellular call inside my house, have to go out in my yard. Nothing wrong with phone, I checked. My hubby just got Cingular and can make and receive calls inside the house (grrrr... )

This is the worst area for any NEXTEL,NEXTELS get NO SERVICE, if you are on a call the call will drop when you get to this area. EVERYONE I know that has a Nextel will get Garbled PTT, no Cell phone service, or the call will drop as you are travelling on the Florida Turnpike between interstate 595 and past the Hard Rock Casino.

NEXTELS get NO SERVICE, if you are on a call the call will drop when you get to this area.

This in the only place I know where you can get crystal clear NEXTEL reception. It by the way is NEXT to the Motorola IDEN factory where they assemble and test all NEXTEL IDEN phones for the USA. (HHmmmmmm) You will have maximum bars guaranteed for all NEXTEL phones.

Sprint is not alone. 2 yrs ago I was on the Nextel network, just as many others have stated I experienced a lot of dropped calls or missing calls. Tried Verizon and the Audiovox phone held a sold 2-3 bars with fair call quality during the 14day trial, then went with sprint. At first the Sanyo 5400 worked well but after going with the Treo 650 2 bars is the max- I get voicemail notification with o the phone ever ringing, constant dropped calls, my best reception is out on the balcony. Looking to give Cingular a shot for 14day.

I have to walk out to the street in front of my house to receive calls or make a call. Calls do not connect but will come up as a missed call or go to voice mail which will ring. Over all very bad service, I was with ATT before and feel the service over all was much better. Unfortunatly all the others are just as bad.

Verizon works well everywhere except inside my house. Sprint wasn't any better. Thinking of going to Cingular.

My Cingular contract just ran out and I'm switching to T-Mobile because Cingular is not offering any good deals. I guess they're too good(or too stupid) to woo customers. Well Cingular's reception has always been great everywhere I've ever gone except Alcoa Tennesee, but money talks. I just hope that T-Mobile is OK. My phone arrives in a couple of days. / fingers crossed

I get poor to very poor reception. I lose many calls by getting dropped. No long conversations can be done. T-Mobile seems unwilling to rectify the situation.

Signal all over Fort Lauderdale goes from 100% signal one second to no signal the next second. It then takes 2 minutes to get signal again. Direct connect fails to go through 3 out of 5 times.

Terrible reception, count on lost calls with Cingular! Hope your calls are not important business calls when the dropped calls happen almost everytime.

Cingular is out right awful reception. I have tried 5 different phones from v60 to treo and can count on dropped calls to a point when someone calls I tell them its a good chance the call signal will be lost. I have to scurry around to find a location that may recieve / send calls. Cingular techs have one line of B.S. or another why such lousy service and coverage. After many expencive years (10)with Cingular / Att and probably 50 thousand dollars they will not see another dime from me our my company. Cingular is lousy and cheap not to have proper reception in such an important area.

You have to like Verizon, awsome service here in So. Fl., and when I travel, UNLIKE Sprint, who I use to have.

Great reception outdoors, indors, even in the elevator. My old phone (by LG) was almost useless in my area, but this new Sanyo MM7400 even works in a nearby underground parking garage. Love it. Sanyo=expensive, but it's worth it. P.S. Raising the antenna on my phone NEVER makes a difference P.P.S. Unless you are awaiting news of the birth of your child, please turn your cell phone off in restaurants and theatres. And if you are awaiting such big news why are you out on the town anyway? You get my point.

I am throughly disapointed with the reception I get from Cingular. I can't begin to tell you how many conversations have been broken-up! I have been on the phone with them many times with NO satisfaction. I have even been told by a supervisor that the problem was because it was spring break and the system was overloaded!They have, In my opinion, given me terrible customer service. RAISING THE BAR? I think not!

Two bars average at my house, 1 block from Broward and Nob Hill in west Plantation. If I walk from one end of the house to th other, I can get 3 bars. Pretty much everywhere else in the metro Fort Lauderdale area I mostly get 4-5 bars, if I'm in my car. Inside buildings the signal is more sketchy. One weird thing about this phone is that I'll be having a pretty clear conversation, and then all of a sudden the call gets dropped. This is so annoying. I have friends who live halfway across the country who get so frustrated with the call drops that they beg me to let them call me back on my landline. IMHO, cellular still isn't ready for prime-time.