T-Mobile reception is really decent. I've used my phone on the bus, downtown, during storms and outages, and I've only had like one dropped call. Voice clarity is excellent as well but I think that may be the phone more than the network. T-Mobile is definitly a great option for Dayton, OH.

I've never have had any luck with this company. Every time that I make a call, it drops. I have had the phone replaced 3 times and it still drops calls. But AT&T still maintains that the network works fine its the phone.

I get one or two bars in some areas in Dayton, Ohio area(in my home 1 or 2 bars 0 in the basement is there a force shield? When I'm in Springfield, Ohio I get one bar in some areas. and in certain areas depends on where I am I can sometimes get 3, 4, 5 bars. Why is that?

Works good till you go North on Main st 15 blocks

I don't know what it is. Out near Central State and Wilberforce in Xenia, T-Mobile gets "No Service." I'm guessing there are no T-Mobile towers near the vacinity.

No reception within the office building

I have 3 bars now, but wait five minutes. sitting in the same spot, I won't have any signal. WooHoo--Go Nextel.

There is one area that I will drop the call every time 1/2 mile down the road things are average.

This problem began recently. I cannot use my Verizon phone from inside my office. I called Verizon and they said it was because I was near a military base. However the base they indicated has been defunct for several years... .. Other people in the area that use Verizon have also lost signal strength.

Terrible reception, if any. If I move the phone from one ear to the other while I'm talking, the call will drop. I used to have AT&T (GSM) and had no problems at all in this area. I'm not sure if it's the phone model or not (my gf has the same phone with the same problems) but I usually only get 1 bar of service at most.