The coverage has gotten better since I first got the phone in 2002. Usually 1-2 (out of 4) bars in the house and 3 bars outside of house. Depending on where I am in the house the service may cut out. Usually reliable. Good price for the coverage compared to other plans. The service has improved which is why I've stuck with them. I didn't used to get service except for one side of my house so this is a good improvement.

Would rather have an iphone but can't get an ATT signal... .inside 128! Pathetic.

0 or 1 bars almost all of the time. My phone battery starts the day with a full charge, and is drained by the end of the day.

Normally we end up talking in the front yard or near a window inside the house to better asure the call won't be dropped. A new Samsung with Cingular provides no bars at the same location

Around this location, very poor reception or no reception. Easily dropped calls

Mostly good coverage with periods of NO coverage

Cingular GSM is amazing eveywhere I go. Reception is a bit spotty where 4 / 225 and 2A intersect though.

Calls are always dropped at least once traveling along 128 south from Rt. 4 / 225 to Rt. 2 to Alewife.

Generally poor reception throughout the area (1 bar or less) even on Route 128. GPRS and GSM both bad. AT&T co-shares with Cingular which is equally as bad.

There is little to no Cingular Cell Phone coverage / reception in Lexington.

I've had AT&T in Lexington for 3 years, both TDMA and GSM suck - no reception.

Used to get nothing, but in the last year, Sprnt must have addded an antenna. Generally get reception anywhere in Lexington.

Lexington is notorious for bad reception and dropped calls. This location is particularly bad. On the whole, AT&T reception in Lexington is not as bad as some carriers.

1-3 reception at home which is near Burlington. When in open areas and on the highway 3-5 bars. I usually get some signal wherever i go except i have horrible reception in the Lexington High School area.