Decent reception in most areas of town. Outside of town its great to decent reception except areas to the south towards Kingfisher their are a few weak spots. Overall great 3G coverage probably the best in the state even in rural areas.

I get great service here. Verizon is fixing to bring in there 3G EVDO network here. They are working on some new towers right now.

Had T Mobile for five years I think hands down they are the best carrier. I have a pioneer work phone half the time it has no signal but I can count on my T Mobile phone to have good reception even though I travel a lot around OK the only con I have is the lack of EDGE coverage here and no T Mobile owned stores close by.

I guess I live in the only 'Dead Zone' Alltel / Verizon have! And Enid is not a small town at all! Very frustrating, miss a great deal of calls and text msgs rarely go through or come in! And they say they have the nations best coverage... ..interesting! Not in Enid, OK! Service is awful, oh and there customer service is HORRIBLE!

Signal is ok- 2-3 bars typically, on the extended network. Can't connect to the internet, even though it shows that there is data coverage.

Most of the time we get great reception. We never have dropped calls in town.

Uses extended network, constantly searching for signal, wears down the battery exceptionally fast, sometimes text messages fail several times in a row and calls don't get through. I can't hear you now verizon!

Generally very good coverage. There are a few weak spots in town, like any other carrier, but works fine inside buildings, even in actual bank vaults in basements. There are a few problem areas, but they are high interference areas for all carriers due to high local interference.

I get reasonable bars in the city itself. On base, I get about 3 if outside, and I currently have 3 in my room (ground floor dorm). Going inside certain buildings (most of them) renders the phone useless. Not sure if it's a faraday cage effect of the building or bad cell coverage in general. I also loose signal going 5 miles south of enid to a neighboring small town.

Never really had much problems with reception. Some of the phones were crap but... that just depends on the phone u get. Had service for 8 yrs and always paid my bill. My kids went over on minutes by $170 and I was off wk due to major surgery - T-Mobile refused to work with me and cut off the phones. They wanted pymt in 2 wks! I wasn't physically able to go back to work for another 2 wks and then wait for 1st ck. Called several times and none of them would work with me. In the past they have always been helpful but... . getting thru to a live person is like pulling teeth and very time consuming! Unbelievable, will never go back!

On the extended network here. 90% of the time, I can make and receive calls fine. Sometimes a voicemail will show up a few hours after someone called me. I do have problems dialing out a few times a day. Text messages have been working OK.

Though some parts of town have good reception, overall coverage in town is very poor. Lots of dropped calls, failed calls and broken "I can't hear you" calls. Oh and heaven forbid you should go into a building or house. If that happens you might as well turn the phone off to save some battery cuz chances are you wont be able to use it.

worst carrier of them all. dropped call 8 times out of 10. horrible customer service. never go with them.

The reason why the dropped calls in that area is because of the electrical transmission lines running close to the railroad tracks. It clears up great after that going west or east. The problem now 5-16-2007, almost all outgoing calls are down with Cingular, statewide. The only outgoing calls that can be made are to other Cingular customers.

I am lucky if I get two bars at my house. I have dropped calls fairly often as well.

we have been with Cingular for several years, have always had dropped calls with weak spots. we just moved from heritage hills with fair signal to 7 pines with no signal. talk about frustraighting! good bye cingular.

I show 4 bars on my phone, but when I dial, I get no tone, then after about 35 seconds, American roaming network asks for a credit card # to make a call. Verizon says I need to dial *228 to program the phone in this area, but there are no towers that will allow me to make the *228 call go through, catch 22, and no cell phone. Thanks a lot Verizon...

There are four of us on a family plan and we get a large number of dropped calls.

Roaming in one of the largest towns in Oklahoma? That is unacceptable.