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There is no coverage in my home, even in the yard or street. I get totally disconnected when I'm home. I WON'T suggest it to ANYONE. It's HORRIBLE.

Terrible reception on Brickell key and office in heart of downtown.

My family has different phones and we are all getting dropped calls, network failure, or no reception whatsoever!

Inconsistent and unreliable coverage. All AT&T phones within a mile radius have 1-2 bars at best with frequent drops, failed calls and no reception at all at times. I am a work from professional and this is really frustrating. When I travel to other cities I frequently have better service but South Miami area is very dodgy.

Between 4 and 5 bars all the time. even at the beach. I have never been lower than 3 bars and never have had dropped calls. Took the phone to Dominican Republic and still had a decent signal. Everybody complains that AT&T has to many dropped calls but that's not a problem for me.

Signal is very weak around here,indoors and out. Dissapointed,i set my black berry to the 2G network,i get more bars and its drops less calls. Same goes with familys iphones, weak signal strenght,so its not my phone but poor 3G SIGNAL period.

Barely any reception. Phone toggles from 1 bar to none and spends most of its time searching for signal. No reception while indoors. Have to walk outside to make any type of call. Everyone that comes over has the same problem with various AT&T phones.

I really hate ATT, they have the worse customer service ever. I have a 3GS that barely works at home, Douglas Ave with SW 16st, I avoid making calls from home just to have them disconnected. It os normal top have dropped calls on ATT.

I always have poor reception in my condo. Calls get dropped all the time. Phone goes from search mode to minimal bars. I've complained to AT&T several times and they always say that they'll look into it but the service never improves. Stay away from AT&T if at all possible. I'm switching as soon as my contract is up.

at&t's service seems to getting worse. I barely get 3G coverage and randonly my calls drop

Switch from Verizon to AT&T and its a JOKE! I will be taking this phone back tomorrow. It shows 5 bars of 3G, but switches from 3G to E (EDGE I guess). I have had numerous dropped calls, Called Failed, and Network Busy. I will be taking my number back to Verizon. I know I can count on them.

entire street is a dead spot; on second level bit better. strange always rings but drops calls quickly. not phone, blackberry aslo a problem, new Nokia and my wifes phone. All AT&T

Horrible service, I changed from T-Mobile to AT&T and I am counting down till my contract expires. Costant dropping of calls, even with 5 bars showing. Good luck making phone call between 5:15 - 5:45PM - all I get is NETWORK BUSY - no matter where I am in Miami, Westchester, Gables or Kendall. ;(

Totally crap service - 4 out of 5 calls dropped. Signal goes from full to nothing for no reason at all. Sometime phone goes off the network for 5 minutes. It would be better to send smoke signals to be honest.

All bars perfect, same goes for Tmobile / Verizon / MetroPCS / Sprint idk whats with u guys but miami is covered by all carriers and covered pretty well

Constant dropped calls and failed attempts to dial, AT&T is horrible in south Miami. Save yourself some time and use another provider!

Signal very weak! Oscillates between one and 2 bars max and frequently goes to no reception

Lucky if you can get 1 bar of reception when south east of main hwy and ingram hwy. No cell towers and unlocked phones equal no reception.

South of Main Hwy. is a huge dead zone that begins by the Vanguard School and gets worse as you get closer to the ocean.

I've tried 5 different types of phones and they all have poor ATT (Cingular) reception. After the calls are completed, they're quickly dropped. People who use Sprint and T-Mobile at this location do MUCH better.

Reception goes from 5 bar to zero. Pulsates up and down. Cant use the phone in the house without loosing signal within a minute or so, and I even have some difficulty outside near the house. The U.S cell system is very third world

The worst. Dropped calls constantly... if you can even connect. Can't even use at home. It's a company phone, so I have no choice.

I get plenty of bars. But I have so many zones that my phone doesn't work. I get an annoying beep trying to call from way too many areas. It is very disappointing. Cingular used to be excellent, I would get good signal almost everywhere. Now, I can't get through half the time. Sucks.

Great reception and clarity, never had a problem till I switched to a Motorola L6 phone.L6 is spotty and noisy, poor reception.

I have problems with Cingular every since they merged with At and T. No reception at my job unless I am outside away from the building. At home. forget about it. I have to sit on the RIGHT side of my bed to get a signal or go all the way in my backyard. Cingular says it might be the phone. They suggest I UPGRADE my phone. (ie more money for them). My next cell phone is going to be two dixie cups and a string.

Calls dropped frequently when entering the Tuttle Causeway (I-195) on the Miami side's bridge. You will get disconnected while going over the bridge in most instances. I wouldn't recommend initiating or continuing a call until you have gone past the bridge.

With Cingular, barely any reception in Miami Shores, in fact, my cell won't even work inside my home. Drops calls constantly. Cingular sucks.

Zero to one bar no more. When I called Cingular they were surprised, Oh! What a surprise, in Miami! That was all, no solution.

Had ATT which was the worst, dropped calls and could not talk inside some building including my house! Switched to Cingular, was great until about 1 month ago - Constantly getting NETWORK BUSY or Steady busy tone when calling others? Cingular advised that Miami is Too Congested and not sure if it will improve? Offered to waive my early cancellation fee if I needed to switch. Customer Service very nice believe it or not. Seems to me that all carrier services have problems in one way or another.

i have had Cingular for almost a year and have never, never not had service, I used to have AT&T (gsm) and when they merged the service was horrible so I went to cingualr and ever since it has been perfect normaly have between 3-5 bars. works where my old, old Virgin Mobile and Sprint phones didnt.. over all this has been great I recomend Cingular 100%

The only place in my home where I get consistent reception is my upstairs balcony. Elsewhere in or out of my house the signal is poor at best and fades in and out apparently at random to no bars. It drives me nuts. I like GSM for travel and only Cingular and T-Mobile have it. T-M's problems appear just as bad so I guess I'm stuck. Maybe I'll camp out on my upstairs balcony.

This phone is a European model of the Nokia operating on 1900mhz. The reception is fantastic. Cingular is the best out there.

Horrible reception, have to drive 3 blocks East to get reception.

I'm trying to figure out if the poor reception is due to the flip phones. I have no signal inside my house. Sometime when I am talking outside my house, standing still, the reception comes and goes. I'm trying to figure out if it's the flip models. My brother-in-law had Metro PCS with great reception in my house. As soon as he switched to a flip phone, his reception went. My mom has the old Nokia (not flip) and with Cingular has reception inside my house. I think Cingular got worse when it bought out AT&T.

Spotty reception at home. Move one foot to the left full service, one step forward none. Hold the phone upside down full service. Everywhere else in this area is fine.

Reception is generally excellent, although indoors there is some noticeable decrease in clarity. No real problem though. My reception has been no worse than "good" all over Dade County (including inside glades NP)

Horrible Cingular reception. I think cuz theres a cellphone tower near by, most liekly not cingular. I can hear perfect, but people hear me horribly. Keeps fading in and out. Minute I leave area, its perfect.

My Cingular phone reception has been terrible since the merger with AT&T. I bought this phone from AT&T and now I barely get reception anywhere. I just updated the firmware and it is working much better, but I am ready to switch. I heard Sprint has gotten much better in the area...

I get dropped calls almost everytime I call out on my phone. Sometimes within 5 minutes of a call. Dont know if this is the merger,network traffic, or the new phone, but it's infuriating.

Rock solid reception everywhere I go. But I've only used Nokia since 1995. Never bothered with the other companies.

Was happy with AT&T TDMA, but needed new phone. Bought Motorola V180 with Cingular (post merger) and reception all over Dade county has been spotty to see the least. Have called Cingular customer service (which is aweful) and they explained that there are 2 towers within 3 miles of my place... frustrating because TDMA was great everywhere.

The residential area south of US 1 contains very dense foliage, origionally a Live Oak Hammock which results in heavy absorption of radio signals. After trying all networks, bands, and svc providers I have found only two solutions for obtaining consistant, clear, and reliable level of service: 1. AMPS (Analog only) Portables which along with their higher output power can penitrate the foliage etc. 2. GSM phones with external mounted Patch Antenna and / or a signal booster (amp).

One of the worst Cingular phones ever purchased. I do not recommend it to no one. Either it's no service, the number cannot be completed as dialed or it switches to roaming and you get charged.

I usually get no reception past the gate of the entire community. This is the case with almost all providers (Cingular, T-Mobile, and Sprint tested). Each of these with multiple phones.

Sometimes patchy and going outside does not make it better.