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My I Phone 3GS and AT and T are great. NO dropped calls or distortion. It even works in the desert of Eastern Washington where friend's T Mobile, and others DON'T. I am happy, and the data always loads. No complaints (YET). I think some of this may well be the I Phone. My Android phone sucks.

AT&T's 3G network seems overloaded. I get frequent loss of connectivity, slow data, or time outs. The network sometimes drops from 3G to Edge, to something even slower all by itself. At times turning off 3G is the only way to get anything to work.

Phone works in a few spots of the house and yard, could drop the call 4 or 5 times during one call. I drive to work into Seattle, I have to wait until half the way there before I can make a call. At work, it doers not work at my desk, if I want to talk, I have to go out in the rain to take the call. Now back to Bellevue, the phone never works, I'm always going into to ROAM, what is that? I have been with Sprint for over ten years, I have a great plan, because they keep giving me free stuff, enough is enough, I can't use my phone. I will leave Sprint and pay to get out of my contract.

I frequently experiences dropped calls and no signal. In most part of my house my phone would have 1 bar or less. Reception is horrible. On the other hand, my friend who is also on Verizon uses an Audiovox and his phone seems to work better.

Full Bars in my apt never drop a call. Downtown Bellevue is good, except the southeast part, bellevue square mall is good unless you go into some stores, but I got the same service with sprint. I got great service inside Lincoln Square tho! :)

When I take the hill up 8th St. from Medina to Bellevue, and closer to home looking out towards Meydenbauer Bay, the signal is awful. At home, I get 1 bar at best, and usually nothing unless I stand in the highest point in the house. Not very functional.

We have always had great reception with our TDMA phone from AT&T - never did switch to GSM because of all the horror stories about coverage. Now suddenly, we are finding TDMA service is somehow "reduced" in certain areas. This has happened suspiciously after the Cingular merger. Amazingly enough, in the new TDMA dead zones - GSM works great. Doesn't make technological sense to me. The west side of Clyde Hill / east Medina is a horrible area now for AT&T / Cingular TDMA. I have no reception in my house at all.

Good reception but I get a lot of dropped calls; might be the phone (older internal antenna model.)

Can't tell if it's the phone or the cell service that is bad.

Very spotty reception here at the office (PSE Service Center). Often no service at all. Horrible call quality when calls are able to go through, audio is interrupted. Data is extremely slow or unable to connect / download. SMS is often delayed by several minutes.