Reception for USC is near perfect for phones on both the lower and higher ends of the scale.. As someone else mentioned, the tower in town makes calls constant (at least on your end).

Reception is alright outside my building. Live in Indian Village and Ill get 1 bar half the time inside, making a call inside my apt is pointless to impossible. Get 3-5 bars out in the industrial park. Ground level of Center of the Arts on campus is at best like my apt. Wouldnt recommend if you like talking inside, and especially if you dont like the cold during winter ;-)

I concur with earlier poster about good to excellent US Cellular coverage. I work inside a steel framed office building on the east side of Whitewater and get reception inside.

I have to walk down the block towards the university to get anything resembling good reception. I am droping Cingular as soon as I can.

Work for Nextel as field tech, know the coverage inside and out in WI. Whitewater has decent Nextel coverage around the Water Tower on Cravath. Anything in the new NW subdivision will genneraly not do well, due to the terrian and hills between us and the WT. The coverage for Sprint is generally the same

Its really weird it will have 1 bar then go to 7 which is the best and seconds later loose all of it for a couple minutes, its not very good, but better towards milwaukee

US Cellular has amazing reception in Whitewater due to their towers right in the middle of town. I'd recommend USCC for anyone residing in Whitewater.

In Whitewater WI, in the whole city all you get is tops 3 bars and in some buildings you lose a signal all the time and going outside doesn't help and it really basically is horrible in Whitewater, don't get it yet if you live there but, hopefully they will put up a tower there, and right now don't be expected to be impressed you won't.

It's ok, but in many buildings my signal Drops dramatically.