Similar to others' comments from this area we have no reception inside the house, and there are numerous dropped calls daily. We requested an enhanced home receiver, which has not assisted us in any manner. I am now returning to my previous carrier.

Rochester Hills, NO reception along Walton Blvd.corridor, framed by Squirred Rd and Adams Rd. Heading eastbound, lose calls and reception the moment I cross Squirrel.

very poor and getting worse over the last few months- switching to Sprint today... ... ..

Rarely ever above 2 bars. Data service is almost non-existent, although the phone is saying it's 3G. Frequent disconnects, dropped calls, and poor reception. Technically speaking, I'm on Helio (now owned by Virgin Mobile), but they use Sprint's network and towers.

Well, I just moved to Rochester Hills and it's weird to say that I only get two bars where when I lived in Armada (very small town in northern Macomb County) I got all bars. It's not really a problem, I still don't have any dropped calls and people can still hear me nice and clear. It's just funny to me that I only get two bars in a populated area.

Reception at my house fluctuates between 1 and 3 bars. Carrying on a conversation is a challenge. Otherwise, while driving, coverage is OK in most places, but I notice Cingular dead zones on I-75 near 11 Mile and 8 Mile.

I routinely use my Verizon phone while commuting between Rochester Hills and Port Huron. Down 59 and 94 the reception is good and calls do not drop. I have a Nextel as well and calls will usually drop on 94 a few miles west of Marysville and on 59 a few miles west of Sterling Heights (the latter I'm very suprised at). As many already know though, there are plenty of Nextel repeaters in plants throughout Michigan so that is a major advantage on their end. I have used my Nextel phone rarely for anything other than direct connect calls since they have merged with Sprint so I do not know if the calls still drop in the areas I mentioned.

I have had Cingular and Verizon I am currently with Verizon with a Motorola V-710 and I can drive south on Adams to Tienkin from Silverbell and will not drop a call. I think this is great in this area

When I'm in just about any store in this area I have near zero reception. At work a signal is hit and miss. Even when driving down the road with my phone in my pocket it is not uncommon to see "No Service" on the screen. I'm thinking of telling Nextel to keep the phone, and going elsewhere.

Have to go outside of my home to make or receive a call.

On Avon Road, Cingular is pretty much useless. The signal is very choppy, gets dropped most times.

Connection Drops / Roaming appear / Very bad reception.

Drops EVERY time regardless of type of phone. Has been like this for four years now (since 2001 and it's now 2005)

Dead zone. Looking into adding repeater to my roof.

Acceptable reception on Nokia 6010 from my house on AT&T Wireless network. My previous phone (LG 4011) had horrible reception and was practically useless from my house. My wife has same phone and plan, but I force her phone to use Cingular's network because the reception in the house is better with Cingular. I'd say reception on Cingular's towers is good.

The reception is pathetic. Signals keep swithing between AT&T and Cingular but reception is still very poor.

Excellent coverage on this side of Rochester Hills. AT&T wireless coverage in the same area was 2 bar only.

No reception in my home, multiple dead zones (Crooks between South and Square Lake, Adams between Square Lake and Long Lake). At the office I have to go outside or stand next to a window and hope for reception. I can't even get reception at the Starbucks downtown, a supposed T-Mobile Hot Spot. Still waiting for credits on my bill that were promised by the sales rep six months ago. Will definitely not be renewing when the contract is up.

My phone works virtually perfectly everywhere. I love it.

Dead zone by Hills of Oakland. Drops calls up and down Rochester Rd. Won't be able to have a conversation past Snell on Rochester Rd.