I have no reception at all inside Sheraton while my friends who use AT&T have 4 or 5 bars. I often miss call around Honolulu. I only get a miss call message after the call has been missed. It sucks. Unfortunately, I just committed to a 2-year agreement because I wanted a new phone. If there is no serious improvement in the next 2 years, I am switching to AT&T.

AT&T work greate both voice and Media NET connection. Voice is clear enough and data runs through fast enogh with 3.5 G most of the time.

TMobile sucks! Drops calls at random and ALWAYS by Kalakaua and Ala Wai. Also think they are the top.

I drive all over this island and shop at Ala Moana, Ward Center, where ever. I can talk on my phone all the way at the bottom floor of Ala Moana with no problems. I have noticed a few spotty locations heading up towards the North Shore, but they are few and far between. I can talk in my house without problems. No static, no dropped calls. Verizon works better here than it has in other places we've lived (Fort Ord, anyone?)

Reception rating: 1 (poor) -Calls drop every time in that location. Sprint PCS (poor customer service) provides me at lesat two dropped calls daily. Coverage is spotty at fringe areas of the island that is least populated or traveled. There is no signal after moving >100 feet into a parking structure. Elevators eliminate their signal. It can't be faulted in CDMA technology because Verizon Wireless uses the same technology and users are able to hold calls in parking structures and in elevators.

The reception of Verizon for me has been excellent in Hawaii. I haven't tried out of state but I always have connection, even in most elevators and places where tm, cingular, and many others don't, I even got service at the rest stop at Mauna Kea!

Verizon always cuts out rounding Diamond Head near the lighthouse on Diamond Head Rd.

In general, reception around Honolulu is not very good. Call quality is also poor, and Sprint's customer services is the absolute WORST!

I have not had any problems for the last two years.

Poor to no reception in mall especially near Champs / Longs Drug Store.

For the last two weeks, I have consistently experienced poor reception within a two block radii of this Location. Unfortunately, this is the hub of the downtown Honolulu business district. Dropped calls are not only an inconvenience, they are unacceptable with the rates we as subscribers are being charged. I have been a T-Mobile customer since they were Voicestream. Never experienced any trouble with them until this year. I am given to understand that they have lost several repeater sites on Oahu. But would the company disclose that to its customers? No, they would not Jim Clement

It only works in certain areas of the house with 2 bars at best.

it doesn't let me call at all, and text messages are hours late

College Hill area: used be that everyone in our complex droped calls constantly. Now its only my T-Mobile that drops.

I drop calls walking around here.

Today Nextel has a State outage. Yay we are paying $2 / month for their cell tower and not getting anything for it.

No service in Aloha Stadium Parking lot. I even tried a friends phone who also has Nextel and he also had no service. Cingular had service.

Tons of dropped calls lately. Word from my rep is that Nextel gave up antennae sites and now overload of calls in coverage areas are dropping calls. Good news is you still get charged the minutes for redialing!

Dead spot from Oceanic Institute to golf course by Sandy Beach. Also, dead spot on H1 East near Waialae offramp and three dead spots on the Pali.

always drops calls below Makapuu Lookout and dropping into the Alan Davis bend.