Very bad reception. Funny thing is, a cell tower is right there near the intersection!

Takes 5-10 attempts to make a call from inside my home. Hardly ever get calls. Sometimes get voice mail notifications hours after it was left. Also, I work in Las Calinas, where Sprint coverge is sucky at best. Can never get calls inside my building off 114 and Macarthur. And on my way home, off Royal and and Las Calinas Blvd., there is a dead zone where I always get dropped calls. Several friends and colleagues have Verizon and love it... that's my next step.

Near and in my house I get from 0 to 2 bars even if there are 4 when I start to dial.

Good reception throughout the area.

I have had great reception in the north Dallas area. I work all over dallas, and the only area I have noticed with problems is just west of Park & Preston. Girlfriend has AT&T GSM... not too pleased with her Samsung phone.

When my phone is not in use I see 3-5 bars but when I use it I find that I juggle between 0-2 bars.

I begin waving my phone all around in the air searching for a single spot to place a call. I get, at best, two bars when anywhere within two blocks from my house. So, I quickly place the call, moving my ear to some akward level with two bars. Then, as always, I hear, "Hello, Hello, Hello, I'm sorry I can't hear you." When I realize no bars are showing, I search again and am able to say one word as the bars go from two to none. So I search again and again.

I'm in a first floor apartment and get spotty coverage at best. I normally have to walk outside my apartment to get good coverage. Sometimes it seems that the coverage is better during the day (during peak times). But this might not be true. I generally have to stand in certain locations to get a good reception, and even then it's only one and sometimes two bars. It's odd because when the phone is off, the reception appears to be good. 4 to 5 bars. But once I make or receive a call, it declines significantly. It also seems to depend on which way the phone is pointing, when it's off. When the phone is off, the bars can fluctuate depending on which direction I have it pointed. Overall, I'm dissatisfied with my Cingular coverage in my particular location. In other places around town, I feel like I get good coverage.

My Nextel Motorola i830 drops calls all over Dallas, O have not found a spot where it will work well yet.

No service at all in residential area.

The bars actually fluctuate between none to average. But even while it is showing 4 to 6 bars, the moment you attempt a call, the bars dropped and I get either a "system busy" or "error in connection" message.

No reception over 95% of the time. Also I think the phone has something to do with this because Motorola has bad reception for its T series.

No reception in malls or parking garages. Drops any call over twenty minutes, and drops calls when near DFW. I'm looking for a better flip-top cell phone.

At first when I got the phone it was pretty cool but I thought GSM for AT&T was supposed to be better it doesn't receive but 1 block inside my house (at times) and outside it really varies(from 1 to 6 blocks).

I get no reception at home.

I The signal is OK outside, but there is no signal at all inside the building.

Varies from no reception to 4 bars (and back) without being moved in 26th Floor window office.

AT&T GSM was a great dissapointment. For the entire year, I had no reception at all while inside buildings. Furthermore, it took a few minutes after going outside before my phone would find a signal.

Even works good in the basement of the Adam Hats building

The signal always gets weaker and weaker going east until you reach Central (US75), then it cuts out. Same thing on University heading west towards Central. At least there are lots of radio towers there to explain it.