I have 1xRTT data all over campus except on some occasions like in the science building, but roaming is part of my contract, so I roam on Verizon's data network, so I really always have 1xRTT data, which allows me to check up on little things when I'm not at a computer. Voice quality is great, voice coverage is great. I almost always have more than three bars anywhere I go. I moved from AT&T where my phone would be 2 feet from the window and have no signal at all. I had to set it on the windowsill to get 2 bars. I'm very happy with Sprint so far, and when I go home, the 3G (EvDO Rev.A) connection is super fast. --- I believe the poor reception of T-Mobile and AT&T on campus is due to their being on the GSM frequencies, whereas Verizon and Sprint are on CDMA. I'm guessing that GSM frequencies just can't penetrate the buildings like the CDMA frequencies can. Check out Wikipedia for more information. ---

Occasionally can get a single bar when in the Science building. Otherwise no coverage anywhere inside. 2 bars when outside. Lots of dropped calls. Little coverage from Morris to Glenwood.

Get great reception and call quality.

Great reception everywhere, never loose signal. The only downside is the price of the plans (although voice plans are comparable to AT&T and Sprint), the data plans are expensive, Sprint SERO is way cheaper and AT&T saves about $20 a month. I guess you pay for what you get.

Got great reception once I was outside of the Student Center in Morris, MN. I spent most of my time there so it was useless.

No reception all the way from just outside of Sauk Centre to Morris MN on MN Hwy. 28.