Pretty much full bars all the time. I travel Southern MD, Baltimore, DC, and some VA. I cant remember last time I had bad signal. I only wish the iPhone could be used on Verizon because it seems ATT is not very good around here.

Data can get through (text messages / voice mail indicator) and sometimes voice calls will connect or ring, but you can't carry on a conversation at all. Battery life went from 2 days of average use in a signal rich area to about 2 hours on standby.

Not bad at all. Reception real good. No complaints.

Sometimes no reception at all. If and when I receive a 1 bar, it only last for about 40 to 60 seconds at a time. Then I usually have to wait 30 to 40 seconds to get a clear reception.

Reception... only 1 bar..but could use it most of the time... . UNTIL the leaves on the trees came out... then either "SEARCHING" all the time or it would connect... then DROP... or I could connect RARELY but the other party could only hear part of the time. Verizon FINALLY acknowleged a poor signal in area. NO KIDDING! No Verizon service here... .except in the WINTER... .when the leaves are off the trees.

There is one T-Mobile antenna on top of the water tower behind the Beach Elementary school. It can effectively cover Chesapeake Beach and you might get a few bars in North Beach. It will not reach (well) Summer City and the Naval Research Lab. On MD-260 into town, you will get drops down in the valleys as you drive into town. All in all, nothing too impressive. I should note on MD-4 to Washington DC (a route I drive daily) there are at least FOUR major dead zones between Chesapeake Beach and DC. Rt. 260 Valleys, two drop areas after the 301 / MD 4 Interchange, and on the Suitland Pkwy. just before Stanton road. Consistent, 95% drops in all four locations.