Coverage Reviews for Denver, CO 80223

Rating | Carrier | Zip Code

T-Mobile

I purchased a T-Mobile phone and service believing their coverage map to be accurate. It was a blatant fraud. For 2 months they assured me they were going to take care of the issue. after 2 months they told me it was too late to do anything about it and that I was stuck in their contract. Now they want me to pay a total of $1600.00 for phone service they never furnished.

Sprint

We seem to be in a dead zone. My phone works well in other parts of the city, but at home every, EVERY call drops.

T-Mobile

The signal fluctuates between 3 and no bars and often drops to No G and calls drop. TMo is aware of reception issues in this 10 mile radius but do not have plans to ugrade the towers

Verizon

Not always this way. Changes throughout the day. 34th floor near a structural beam inside. I'm guessing the larger skyscrapers my be interferring.

T-Mobile

Dropped calls. No voice service, you can text but no talk.

Verizon

I pay this much $$ to have crap reception DOWNTOWN!

T-Mobile

Strangely, we had decent coverage until about 2 months ago, but now about 50% of calls are garbled. Have had tmoble 8 years at same location, but considering dropping service. Two users on different manufacturer phones experiencing same issue. Swapped out sim card two days ago, no change.

AT&T

No reception in the building - You have to go outside, and even then, you're lucky if you can make a call without it dropping. I even have a difficult time checking my voicemail.

AT&T

I have to walk out of my house and down the walk to get any coverage at all to make calls and then it still drops. There are dead spots all over the neighborhood. When I asked ATT about it, the rudest customer service representative answered my complaint with a link to their map and effectively wrote - "We do have coverage in your area - look at where the orange is. you are stupid." Right - so the fact that I can't make a call is wrong, but your map that a child could have scribbled on is right. Got it.

Sprint

cant ever get on the internet and calls wont come in or drops

AT&T

We use to get great coverage at our house and around our neighborhood. About a week ago- I started getting dropped calls at my house and barely being able to use my cell phone. I also noticed that driving around my neighborhood especially around S. Federal and 26th Ave the coverage is completely lost. Is there a tower down?? There is very annoying and if it doesn't get better I will look into switching carriers.

AT&T

Coverage is almost non-existant here, my battery dies by noon beacuse the phone is constantly searching for service. AT&T Wireless does NOT work in Downtown Denver

Sprint

I'm in the Park Hill neighborhood in Denver and my husband and I both have Sprint android phones. The reception is terrible for phone calls. About half of all incoming calls don't even ring when we're in the house, and calls that do make it through drop without fail, both in our house and when out and about in the neighborhood.

AT&T

Did anybody know it's anytime soon gonna be improvement of reception in this area

AT&T

I have had horrible service from AT&T even though their coverage map says it should be great. They have an app called Mark the spot to report poor service, my service is so bad that app wont even work half the time. I have called numerous times to try to get something done. I have to say that their customer service has gotten much better but their actual phone service seems to have gone from bad to worse. I will definitely not be renewing my contract with them. I find it hard to believe any service could be worse.

AT&T

AT&T sucks balls. They have no interest in cellular coverage in the state of Colorado, let alone a major city such as Denver. AT&T does have one intererest, MONEY. They lock you into a two year contract and steal it. What are customers actually paying $100 plus a month for? A BRICK that has puzzles and games and an occasional Facebook update which only needs wifi to work. I am officially leaving AT&T with the delivery of my new iPhone 5 with 4G and LTE coverage on Verizon. I know there are probably equal complaints with their coverage, but I've been an AT&T prisoner for almost 7 years. Time to go on probation and see if 4G LTE does what 3G on AT&T fails to do everyday.

AT&T

I have given up. It has been 2 years since I have been working in the Downtown Denver area, near Arapahoe and Lawrence. I get NO reception. My battery drains in minutes constantly searching for reception and emails. I've complained and it's useless. I can bet money, and I would put $100 down, that I could make a call and it WILL cut out or go silent for a while. ONE HUNDRED PERCENT OF THE TIME! Forget data, not even Edge works. AT&T is the biggest crock of $hit I've ever had. WORST network. I'm beginning to think it's APPLE and their $hitty antenna. I'm seriously considering a Samsung and it pains me deeply that my iPhone / AT&T has led me to such lengths. I am an Apple fan since the 90s and I'm about to drop them like a bad habit.

AT&T

Bottom line is that if you live near downtown Denver, do not use AT&Turd. I drop calls often however that isn't the major issue seeing that the last thing I use my phone for is making phone calls. Texting, Facebook, Spotify, Navigation seldom work reliably near downtown Denver. Oh, and my favorite. Try going to a Broncos, Rockies, Nuggets, Avs game and using your AT&Turd phone to text a friend or post on FB. Good luck cuz it ain't happening. I will drop AT&Turd as soon as I can. I pay way to much to only be able to use my phone because of my wifi. Get your crap together AT&T.

AT&T

There is SOMETIMES one place in my house where I can make / receive calls / texts. Service is absolutely horrible. I have to walk a block away from my apartment building to get decent reception.

AT&T

Absolutely terrible service in Denver. I pay WAY too much to not be able to make and receive calls from my home in the middle of a major metropolitan city. Until I moved here, I never had a problem with reception, and didn't understand why AT&T got such a bad rap. Now, I wouldn't recommend AT&T to anyone anymore.

T-Mobile

On the corner of E. Evans Ave and S. Adams St. (7 blocks east of the Evans and University intersection) or 2 blocks of Observatory park, T-Mobile reception here is unbelievably bad. I am almost always on EDGE. Every now and then there will 1 bar of 3G, but those moments are few and far between. Signal strength typically varies from -107dbm to -101dbm. Moving away a couple blocks in most directions definitely helps. About 4-5 blocks away is very strong 3G coverage. Looks like I'm just stuck in a Bermuda Triangle of T-Mobile reception :(

T-Mobile

In one room I get no reception, other rooms I get 2 or 3 bars. Had AT&T and Verizon previously (over 2 years ago) with similar experience - actually slightly worse.

Sprint

by phone is pretty much unusable at my house in SW Denver. Reception is decent other places, like downtown. it even works in the mnts better than it does in SW Denver. I have tried many different Sprint phones in SW Denver and none of them work well.

AT&T

Dropped calls all the time, crappy connection most of the time, lousy company to deal with.

AT&T

Every other call is dropped in downtown Denver. This has been a problem for years with AT&T.

Sprint

80 to 90 % of calls are dropped at my house. seems to work fine other places, downtown is fine, reception is even better in the mnts, than in my house in SW Denver.

AT&T

My cell phone usually shows a decent signal (3-4 bars) and yet I still get multiple dropped calls almost everytime I talk (whether at home, driving, walking, shopping, etc.) on my cell phone. It's extremely frustrating and I am tired of all the DROPPED calls. I've been a faithful customer with AT&T since 2005 but don't feel they are doing enough to expand their tower coverage. It's time to switch carriers!

Verizon

I get great reception. Every now and then I adjust my location within my house, but it's pretty much always good.

AT&T

We've had our Motorola Razrs for about 8 years. They're outdated so we're updating to the iPhone 4S. Our service with ATT over these years has been consistently good except for the static we get on voice calls. We've had very few cases of not being able to dial out or receive calls from our home at Sheridan and 52nd. Occasionally, we might get a "network busy" indication, but the auto-dial always connects on the 2nd try. We are very confident that our phones will always be able to send and receive calls. In general, we've not noticed that the reception at 52nd and Sheridan is any different from elsewhere in the Denver Area. We're going to upgrade to the iPhone in which ATT is the only 4G carrier at the moment I think. Hope we don't make a mistake by not going with Sprint who consumer report's seems to think is godlike in Denver. But the reviews on this site would seem to indicate something else... strange times these are indeed. Maybe pigs will fly soon.

AT&T

It's great but does not work in my apartment for crap or basements. I was going to switch, but every review for the other carriers seems worse than At&t. There are some dead spots but overall is pretty good and the 3G is faster than most other carriers in general...

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