There is a big hole in AT&T's coverage here. It is centered right on the intersection. Reception is poor and spotty at any of the four corners. No reception in the Publix grocery at the NE corner.

I get perfect reception on my new phone and my their simply everything rate plan (voice, data, text = 100.00) beats all!

T Mobile Receptions is bad in the whole area and non existant indoors

Indoors non-existent Outdoors 2 bars Incoming calls never ring, always go straight to voicemail. Been this way for 15 years but have no choice to leave ATT because of corporate standard for my employer.

Use in my home which is old and solid structure. Good reception although phone usually shows one bar. Very very occasionally incoming call will go directly to voice mail. Rarely voice mail is delayed by several hours. I attribute all of the above to my house being very solid. When outside, five bars and improved reception, no missed calls. Satisfied with coverage but still want an Iphone.

Reception is better than most of the other reviews I've read, thought about switching but think now I'll stay with TMO.

Never a problem. Anywhere in this area. But... I've also yet to have any signal loss or dropped calls in the majority of Orlando. My only drop-out or "missed calls" are when heading to Cocoa Beach and about midway through, in the middle of nowhere, there's a temporary and small dead zone.

It get 4 to 5 Bars for my Blackberry. Overall, it's really good anywhere in Orlando. I've had all carriers, T-Mobile, Verizon, Sprint, and AT and T. And T-Mobile has been the best in reception and price. - PJ

Verizon works a lot better then my AT&T Bold did. I switch due to soo many problems with AT&T's 3G network.

No 3G, and spotty edge. Really bad.

Perfect reception! no dropped calls or dead zones from Florida to Georgia to California. way better than when I had AT&T and nextel.

Very poor reception. Have Verizon Wireless Broadband Svc and Keep getting dropped.

I get 3-4 bars outside, but no bars in the house. If I'm talking, park the car in the garage, and walk inside, the call is dropped. Inside the house, I get "emergency calls only" and no bars. If I put the phone by the front windows, I can get one bar and make a call if the cable isn't working. I understand Verizon is great out here, but I don't use the phone enough (seriously, not even 500 minutes a year), to warrant having a contract that would cost me about $1 a minute for my usage. I generally like T-Mobile, I just wish the service was better here.

The pits. Dropped calls. Constant rebooting. Garbled sounds on both sides. Really terrible. When I travel outside the area it's a little better, but i've never seen more than 3 bars on this phone, since late Dec. usually it's 1, maybe 2. or zero, of course.

This is an ODD problem.. the longer my phone has been stationary here the less bars I get.. If I reboot the phone I get 3 bars not even good, sounds very hollow and within the first hour after being rebooted I dont get more then 2 bars

Once inside the convention center the reception is sporadic at best. I usually have no reception or 1 bar at best! According to AT&T, this area has the "best" covergage. If this is their best, I'm glad I dont have their worst. A friend that I work with has Verizon and consistently has 3 to 4 bars on the same RAZR model.

I get 2Mbs download from my Sprint broadband modem. Thats more than two times faster than Rd.Runner Light.

Actually at Orlando Int'l Airport. I work way inside the bowels of the mail terminal, but not all the time. When I do work in the baggage room, I get spotty reception. Either it's no bars or 1 or 2 bars. A couple of coworkers have showed me a couple of tricks to improve recption. 1) hold my phone near the back of a PC. 2) hold it over my head or rest it on a shelf above me. Just paranoid I mite leave behind. My only solution is to get a CDMA phone. For now I am using Virgin mobile. Thinking of switching to MetroPCS. To be honest, T-Mobile put up some new towers near by and their reception is MUCH better than when I 1st started working at OIA 6 yrs ago! Since T-Mobile went 3g, will that improve reception? Just wondering Rob

All through USF and IOA, good reception. Good signal in attractions as well.

Reception for T-Mobile has been very good in this city. I do live downtown, though. Have not experienced any dropped calls and very clear reception. Only issue is my phone model (great pocket PC, horrible phone), so just switch out sim card to another phone and it's perfect!