keithshoe

Sorry you feel that way, I thought you would want a honest response from someone that has been with Sprint for 12 years that uses Sensorly to help with mapping of this network. You have a good website here that I have used over the years waiting on LTE to arrive in Jax. I will not use your website again if you feel like I am being a bad member. I thought the purpose of this website was for honest reviews from real people. I just want a phone that works for the amount of money I pay. That is not too much to ask in my opinion, but I guess it is in yours. Have a good day.

I feel you, talked a friend into getting the HTC One like mine on Sprint, it has worse coverage than the HTC EVO he had, I also seen poorer reception with mine, but kept it instead of trying to see if Samsung 4 had better reception. He has been a long time Sprint guy too. He got tired of it and went to ATT last week before his 15 days were up. He has 5 bars now inside the building with blazing speeds compared to a brick in his hand.. Not sure it is worth eating the ETF on my new HTCOne and making the jump too. It gets old carrying a brick when you can not use for phone, email, internet, etc and pay 180 bucks a month for 3 phones. I have to use an Airave in the house to have any signal there too. Been listening to LTE talk since I bought the first HTC EVO two years ago, that phone never seen a LTE the entire time I had it. How many have made the switch form Sprint and like the grass better on the other side of the fence?