Noticed that nobody has posted about Sprint in Oklahoma. I've been on Sprint ever since SW Bell / SBC switched to Cingular and their customer service drove me away. Sprint reception is the best I've HEARD around NW OKC, and I have family and friends on AT&T, Cingular, T-Mobile, and US Cellular. I may not always have 5 bars, but I have dropped maybe 2 calls in the last 3+ years and calls are ALWAYS crystal clear from my end (I have noticed ALOT of static and interference from Cingular customers). Oh, and that customer service problem with Cingular makes me also want to note that Sprint Customer Service has always been amazing for me.

I thought when Alltell took over AT&T wireless, my reception will be bad. I was wrong. I always have good reception.

Reception always fluctuates between 0-3 bars.

We use T-Mobile and get excellent reception with our phone in OKC and most parts of the country. We have trouble receiving calls inside heavy-duty buildings in Texas and Washington, D.C. Of course, we have a very old phone - so we don't think it is the carrier.

Outside reception escellent. Reception inside at home excellent. Reception at work inside large call center spotty unless antenna extended. Overall reception on the northwest side of Oklahoma City seems to be more than adequate for my use.

Five bars inside and outside. No problems at all.

Reception is usually fine in this area though at times it wilts down to nothing only to come back full strength a few seconds later.

I always get service and I can always dial out, unlike other phones I have tried. Sometimes people calling me get my voice mail instead of the phone ringing me and it is agravating, but this is still better than other providers not getting coverage at all.

I am just north of down town OKC and tried the sprint service. I could not get reception inside my house and the phone kept saying it was looking for service. My AT&T phone gets almost full reception inside my basement and basically anywhere I go. So I took my Sprint phone back.

Cannot complete a call inside the house. Spotty reception outside. Motorola at same address gets good but not perfect reception outside and average inside. Both get good reception at other locations.

Spotty coverage. It can drop a call at any time. My reception seems to have been better with my V400 and even better with my v60ti. I'm not really sure, but I am very impressed with this phone.

This phone gets no reception in numerous areas of the city. I've had the phone replaced and SIM card still very spotty service. It's a shame to i really like this phone, I guess I'll have to go with the similar Samsung.

The building is a dead zone unless you're within 8 feet of a window or a door. It wouldn't be so bad but Cingular analog and sprint customers can chat away as I look at a zero bar display.

GSM reception whle generally good can become a little spotty in this area. Phone frequently switches to Cingular and reception improves.

Have AT&T nationwide one rate get better reception in 35 states I have traveled in with job than I do at my house. Had Sprint, it was worse. Wife has cingular and it is a little better at house, but won't pick up at Lake Eufala.

Generally the reception is reliable in the area. However, reception can be poor while inside some of the buildings in the area.

Reception is fair if your outdoors. Indoors reception is poor or non at all