I get 3 bars easy in my house. Right now and almost all the time, I get 4 bars. -85dBm On my Treo I get 3G and 3 Bars everywhere. AT&T + Plainsboro = 4 bars.

Good Service... .It can be patchy on some roads inside the Ravens Crest Apartements 2 to 3 bars and you can still make a call with it being clear.

sucks sucks T moby is again suckin my blood i am happened to be here for internship calls and I am sure I a missing a,lot in my career due to the sucky coverage

Good reception at Hunters Glen apartment complex and at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (Forrestal Campus).

With ATT I never had a signal problem. Always 4 or 5 bar signal.

For years this has been a problem, I used to live in Plainsboro,NJ for 15 years and originally I had Verizon service the reception was excellent but I though Verizon plans were to pricey for me so I switch to T mobile, at the time I used to commute to NY a lot and service was good but when I was home on weekends there was virtually no service 0 bars inside my deer creek apartment and even when I went outside there was maybe 1 or 2 bars this was a problem then, I no longer live in Plainsboro,NJ I moved to Elkton,MD 5 year ago where the reception is excellent. What bothers me is that all these years since I lived there this continues to be a problem and no one is doing anything about. I recently switched to Cingular but then dumped then due to their stupid policies and and addon charges and went back T mobile I am happy with them after all.

I have great reception inside and out. Verizon is just as good, but AT&T and Cingular is shaky. Many people in my complex must step outside their apartments to talk on AT&T - this was my experience in the past as well

It's horrible. I miss calls all the time, drop them like crazy, and have to play the "can you hear me now" game with every call I make.

I read most of the T-Mobile complaints and I have to tell you that I was able to cancel the agreement. T-Mobile came out to test the connection, granted it took 3 months to eventually get them to cancel but the bottomline is they did! Beware if you received a free phone, you will have to pay for it. I ended up paying $150 because of the phone not because I cancelling the service. If you have had the free phone past the year then cancelling the service will be free. I hope this was helpful. I now have Verizon and I can only make / receive calls by the windows but at least I have service.

Service is generally OK along Plainsboro Road. Some area further away from Plainsboro center seems have problem. e.g. inside WWP High School North