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Gets coverage just about everywhere in Apison. Awesome reception and very fast!

AT&T has really stepped up their game on reception. I get Great reception in buildings even in the basements in buildings at UTC where no one else has service. The phone may have something to do with it but I rarely get dropped calls and data is extremely fast. Speed tests average about 2.5 Mb / s.

Great reception everywhere near where I live and work. One dead spot of maybe.2 mi near and around Bones on East Brainerd Road.

Excellent reception. There are a few quirky spots that dont work as good but 90% of the time youll have great reception. Doesnt work too well in Cleveland and down in Georgia if you get too far off the beaten path you lose service but you can still pick up an analog roam signal.

I'm actually on a Net10 plan - which is whyy the phone model is quirky. It's marketed by them as the Optimus Net - it's built specifically for Tracfone by LGE and runs thru Sprint towers. Reception is almost perfect although I'm using it in the house, no open windows, etc. I've used it all over Chatt and the only place I had problems with reception was deep inside Memorial Hospital where even my friend's iPhone had none. I'd be entirely over the moon with the entire setup if not for Net10 / Tracfone's incompetence. They created a problem nearly 4 months ago and since have disconnected my service 5 times and still not fixed their mistake. Also, the phone itself has very little internal memory if you're an app hound (512 MB total). Plus no Adobe Flash support. Since it's my sole internet access, it's time for an upgrade and new provider. I'm looking hard at Boost and their ZTE Warp. Comments / experiences with Boost coverage (which should use the same towers my Net10 does) in the Chatt area, esp Red Bank / N. Hixson welcome...

I have found that Sprint's reception is pretty decent for Chattanooga. I believe reception does have a lot to do with the phone. HTC has always worked pretty well for me, but my wife's phone (basic Samsung) drops in areas where mine works without a problem. However, if you travel in the cell-phone black hole between Chattanooga and North Alabama as I do on a regular basis, it is terrible. Sprint's phone and data rates are the main reason I stick with them.

With Cingular I got about three to four bars on my Nokia 3220. Great call quality there as long as you have at least three bars, but when you get down to about two then you will start to break up.

At the time of purchase, the HTC Sensation phone was one of the first on the market with 4G. Phone only gets 2G from my location limiting all functions of the 4G network.

I just got T-Mobile because of how good there prices were. I pull in my driveway and have 3-4 bars out of six. And go inside and how many bars does the phone have 0. It still says T-Mobile and I have never droped a call and there has been no static, but sometimes in my sunroom and in my office I will catch it saying searching. So I well?

This phone sucks about once a week the phone turns itself off for no reason then you have to turn it back on and waite 5 to 10 minutes to get a single again a friend of mine has the same problem... customer service is awfull the store is only helpfull up till you by the phone... wish I would of stayed with Sprint singal strenght was bad their to but at least they gave desent customer service