Extremely poor connectivity inside the building here.

Bad service from Robbinsdale East to I-94.

Reception along this route is very poor with no signal inside the businesses along the route.

No reception in my home and many places outside my home. Only got clear service when driving on 169 or 100. Anywhere 30 min from downtown service went to roam for T-Mobile. I have been told that it only functions on the the (1800 / 1900) GSM network so that is why the reception is so poor. I am switching to a V600 which from what I have heard is much better.

As a delivery working out of downtown Minneapolis, I couldn't ask for anything more. Works much better than expected inside most buildings, be they high-rises, 100 year-old warehouses, or the HCMC complex. As you get out of downtown, there are some weaker zones in some neighborhoods where a Verizon phone might not work reliably indoors, but outdoos, having a usable signal is a rule unbroken within Mpls city limits. (That can be expected with any provider - that's what trial periods are for.)

We have had exceedingly few problems with our AT&T service throughout the Twin Cities, particularly in Columbia Heights/Northeast and at the University. The only place I get no service is when I am in an interior office inside an old concrete buliding that is built into a hill (go figure). Only a few dropped calls in 12 months, although voice quality does break down sometimes.

It's a black hole. We have four AT&T TDMA's and the in house / in yard reception is awful!

This is a major dead zone for Sprint right around where the Target store was. Actually reception sucks on the whole northside of Minneapolis.

Inside the Alfa Auto Service shop on the corner or the snyders there is almost no receptiion. I get dropped calls regularly.

I just got my phone and all over richfield and edina i always get a great signal only once or twice the bar drops down to 4.

I've had all 7 bars listed in NE Mpls, Uptown, I394 / Minnetonka. Perfect reception.

0 to 1 bar of reception. It fluculates a lot! Probably due to capacity and the cell shrinkage associated with it. Sprint, AT&T and especially T-Mobile cover the area nicely.

VERY VERY Poor reception. It sounds as if someone is talking in the bottom of a well.

t-mobile service sucks. they can not even get into my house without dropping the calls, on a good day ill have one bar, their service sucks, i don't know when i did not have a dropped called.

A long time AT&T customer. Recently moved and I have dead spots and poor reception in my neighborhood and phone does not work in my house at all. Tried a different phone with the same carrier and same results. I am on a month to month at present and planning to try another carrier - T-Mobile leading the pack in my decision making process at present.

I just started with AT&T GSM (Nokia 6200), going from AT&T TDMA (Nokia 3360). Not too much experience, yet. The TDMA served me well all over the Twin Cities, but was weak inside my stucco house. The GSM service w/Nokia 6200 seems roughly the same. AT&T apparently shares T-Mobile towers. Callers say my voice is loud and clear. By the way, I've tried SprintPCS (Samsung VGA1000) and Verizon (LGVX6000). The Sprint phone wouldn't work inside my house. The Verizon phone actually worked reasonably well in the basement -- but not the best inside my office building (near Fort Snelling) until it switched to a different (roaming) tower. Dropped a call during the switch. I've decided to go with AT&T GSM because I like the phone and service has been adequate. Still waiting for the ideal phone/plan combination.

Verizon is by far the best coverage in this area. I had sprint before and there were a lot of dead spots.