Interested in T-Mobile...but, not sure how the service is..
I am curious if anybody knows much about the new Sidekick LX's GPS. I want to know if it has VOICE turn by turn directions??
So far, I've heard from friends who have T-Mobile that the service kind of sucks. They randomly drop calls.
When I lived in Honolulu it was really bad. I constanly dropped calls and hit "black spots". However when traveling on buisness to Tampa, Pensacola, LA, Denver, Tulsa, and Chicago, I had great coverage and no quality issues at all.
Here is St Louis it's pretty good as long as you stay in the metro area. You get on the out-skirts and there are a few dead zones. 3G is non-existant.
Surprisingly I have been on fishing trips in the boonies and I have been the only one with a signal. I was roaming, but the AT&T guys had nothing.
I will also say that my customer service experience has been first rate. Even when they make mistakes, they admit it and will compensate you in some small ...
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But as the other post said TMO has great CS and where they do have coverage it's pretty good. Although I experience that wind sound the most when talking to people on TMO, you know where their voice just drops and it sounds almost like a gust of wind blowing across the mic. I've heard it's pretty common in TMO fringe areas.
As for their 3G expansion...who knows. 😕 I might of more seriously considered going back to TMO but it's been over a year and still no 3G expansion in my area, they made it about a mile away and that seems to be it.
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by my experience in NYC, it's very good when stationery, but it has hand-off issue (3G>EDGE>3G) when travelling on I95
Customer Service at T-Mobile blows everyone else away. If they ever change coverage in that one spot I wouldn't hesitate to go back.