T-Mobile has very good reception throughout Cache Valley. Even in Sardine Canyon along Hwy. 89 / 91 between Brigham City and Logan I have at least 4 bars, usually 5, the entire way. Coverage is also very good on campus. Granted, there are a few places -- like in the basement of Old Main -- where I don't have service, but other than that I am very satisfied with the coverage. I dropped maybe two or three calls during the year, which is not too bad considering how many calls I made. It was no big deal, though. I just called the person back and it worked fine that time. I called Customer Service afterwards and they apologized and gave me 50 bonus minutes. In addition to the coverage, I am also generally satisfied with my T-Mobile plan. I have 1500 minutes, 400 text messages, and 400 picture messages all for $45 per month + tax. The only plan that is even comparable to this in terms of price / features / value would be Sprint's SERO plan. Other than that, T-Mobile blows other carrier's plans out of the water. I definitely recommend T-Mobile. You get a good value for your money: They have excellent customer service, nice phones, very good plans with plenty of minutes, and very good coverage. They also offer 1-year contracts. WARNING! PLEASE ABSOLUTELY AVOID AT&T / CINGULAR! Apart from their high prices and poor service, they have terrible coverage at Utah State! With T-Mobile, I had 6 of 6 bars in my apartment on campus and I could talk anywhere, while friends with Cingular had only 1 bar and couldn't even place or receive calls inside without standing against the windows or leaving the building.

I've had T-Mobile for two years now and I've never had a dropped call and I get great reception everywhere, except in the deep cement basement where I work.

Verizon is the way to go in Cache Valley

I've been with T-Mobile for years and would never switch to anything else. I have had a great experience with this company. Most carriers in Cache Valley seem to be decent. The only complaint I hear is from people I know with Cingular.

I worked for Radio Shack selling Verizon and Sprint phones everyday. Naturally, I dealt with customer complaints and problems. One thing I noted was people's satisfaction with Verizon coverage. I had numerous complaints about Sprint, Cingular, and mostly T-Mobile. Never about Verizon, though! At least not in the Cache Valley! If you want reliable coverage, Verizon is the BEST!

This site as added about a month ago (June 1, 2005) we have perfect 4 bar coverage in all our buildings now.

This is the best provider in the area. I can say this because of friends and family that have Sprint, Alltell, T-mobile, and AT&T. I consistantly have better service than all of them not to mention if we travel anywhere. I'm the last to lost service and the first to get it back.

When you are at the bottom of the hill below utah state, the reception can be a little weak, but I have been throughout the cache valley with my all-digital phone, and have very rarely had dropped calls, I even got reception on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon, one of the most remote areas in the nation. I have been with Verizon for many years, and even though the analog network is being dismantled in 2008, they are constatly updating the network, and we now have EV-DO which is a boon for me

In the open air there are no problems since it's located on the top of the hill. Inside some of the buildings, however, the reception might decrease dramatically, especially when taking the stares or walking along the corridors.

Drops calls in certain areas, but overall offers great coverage throughout the valley.