Heck NO

Phone service is adequate but data speeds are awful. 3G has rarely exceeded 200kpbs and 4g (on my previous EVO) was notoriously difficult to get a signal with. Location is in the office complexes along 635 between beltline and freeport in the Irving / Coppell area.

Opened a poor data speeds ticket with T-Mobile and it got escalated to their network team. A month later, and I had to call to get an update on the ticket. They closed the ticket with o contacting me stating that it was a "coverage issue". They will not agree they have a coverage problem in my primary area, which I guess they have been trained to do. But, doesn't coverage problem = coverage issue? I'm switching to Verizon.

No reception at all. No phone, no email. Pitiful!

were told one of the towers near us had been damaged in February. Nothing has been done to fix it since our reception is still poor to none.

Everyday, I get dropped calls in this area. It's not the phone, since I recently bought a new one, and I had the same problem with my old Samsung phone. AT&T has horrible reception in North Irving.

Never had issues with my ATT service when I lived in DC. Since I have moved to Dallas, I get horrible reception. Dropped calls every day, at least 3-4 times per day. Kind of disappointed. Called customer care 5 times regarding the issue already and no solution.

AT&T Coverage sucks in North Irving. We're switching services because the AT&T coverage is unreliable to the point of being worthless.

To begin, I am a college student and I am lucky to get a single bar of signal when in any of the buildings. Unfortunately, I spend most of my time inside the various buildings on campus so I'm not too enthralled about the situation. Calling is nigh impossible, and texting is notoriously slow on campus. However, I will say that service becomes tolerable when outside. Furthermore, service is quite good at my home in Irving. My colleagues tell me that ATT and T-Mobile are quite reliable inside campus buildings, so I may be forced to switch providers.

Poor signal. I don't go inside to talk or I will lose the call. I'm south of DFW where the new GB tollway hits 183. At least this will eliminate folks talking on their Sprint phones while driving

"There aren't any towers in zip code 75231. This is a "dead zone."" No, it's not. I was there last night at that same intersection (posting an ambulance in front of the PrimaCare) and had 5 bars. I work for an ambulance company and am all over the DFW Metroplex. I had AT&T and had pretty lousy coverage with the iPhone and the RAZR. We switched to T-Mobile and the coverage has been great, even inside the Baylor hospitals. MetroPCS comes in second.

I have never had any dead spots. I travel all around the state of Texas. Alltel + Kyo = Amazing Service.

The best reception... you can get..

Coming from North Grand Prairie, TX on Beltline as you cross the FedEX depot and up to reaching Shady Grove intersection coming into Irving, TX there is a weak to dead spot stretch of land for about 2-3 miles. Calls are almost guaranteed to be dropped as you get closer to the Shady Grove intersection. Have called T-Mobile numerous times. They do not plan any upgrades to this stretch of land to improve reception.

I have had a great experience with Verizon in DFW. They provide great service in my office, at home and everywhere in between. I would suggest them to anyone.

Always have excellent reception; dropped calls very rarly occur with Verizon, I've been on their plan, going on 3 years! Once or twice at Irving Blvd. and Story Rd. reception has been lost; it hasn't really bothered me too much; I don't frequent that neighborhood very often.

Always drop the signal on I-635 approaching the exit for the new 161 (GB TP). This is the only place in the metro I drop calls.

Terrible coverage in most of West Dallas area. Have been through many phones; cant wait for contract to be up. Phone also doesn't work in most of East Texas.

Phone will drop a call here, every time.

Very poor reception in Hidden Ridge Apartment by cingular, I need to come out of my apartment to recevie or to call somebody.