Dropped Sprint over a year ago.  In the Dallas/Fort Worth area the dropped calls, lack of connection made the phones useless.  Went to Cingular (ATT) and am very happy.

There phones are great, too bad the service is oversold and maxed in Chicago. The Better Business Bureau rates SprintPCS as unsatisfactory.

i have the flip up phone and it is adorable, it gets 'ooh cool phone' quite a bit. the 60 second memo record and voice dialing are great. MY COMPLAINTS: it only comes in silver and the paint is flaking off. incoming/missed/mail calls are all mixed up and confusing. even if you have the ringer off or on vibrate, the voicemail still beeps loudly. and WORST OF ALL, i get charged for roaming in places they claimed would be covered. i havve complained locally and to the company, and all they say is 'buy roaming minutes for $10 extra.' YEAH RIGHT! sprint pcs is not the way to go, unless you live in a big city and stay there.

This is a great phone! I switched from my Nokia and will never go back. The phone is compact and has great range. It looks really cool. It'd be better if they had games like the Nokia.

Like all the others, they really pushed their specials at me at the malls. Not till I went to Pac Bell at a regular store did I learn that, the best offers were only on 2-year contracts, which I can't use for my 1-year needs. The town where I am staying in has a poor coverage regardless what system I choose. The phones they're offering won't work back to my home in Norway.

This phone is the best. I personally don't have a cell phone, but I know people who do. Your phone calls are clear without static half the time and the fees are reasonable.

More costly rates. They copy Nokia in smaller phones with exchangeable face plates. You can get a digital-analog service which allows you better service in and out of city areas.

Very good phones.

The minutes are good with the newest options they give. They get a lot of minutes, and as I hear it it's not as expensive as AT&T.

This phone was not a very good phone to have. Most of the time it was broken or malfunctioning in some way. This phone was very bad and I do not recommend this phone.

I believe they have the best, clearest communication services besides the StarTac. It's very affordable and common, that can be a plus or a minus and the difference between a four and a five.

It's a good phone with cool features. I always get good service.

All of Sprint's phones look great, work great, and are high tech. They don't look like other phones and there is a good selection to choose from.

In general, Sprint phones are cute and little. But, I think since there aren't as many digital towers than there are analog towers, the service isn't that consistent.

Sprint is bad. Bad reception and bad monthly plans.

I like the phone. Its got voice dialing. New phones every six months.

Good all in all. Only drawback is the digital reception indoors.

I own one, (Samsung). The phones are not always in coverage zones. It doesn't pick up all the time and sometimes it breaks me off. They work but my friends have cells too and theirs all work better than mine.

Connection bad. Equipment heavy, big. Expensive.

Had this before. Very clear and great features. No contract. Free voicemail.

Although the phone is compact and convenient, the sound quality and out of range analog fees are not very good. I always feel like I have to yell when I call someone back.

The phone needs to have stronger services and needs more options like games, alarm, and so on.

The plans are good. They are not too expensive with many features. The one problem is that in some areas that I need to use the phone, I had little or no reception.

The phone itself is a great phone, good connections and service. It is easy to use and the button arrangement is convenient. The company also offers great service packages.

Sprint phones offer some of the best promotions around. Their service plans are awesome in that they are incredibly comprehensive, offering voicemail, caller ID, and pages inclusive in their programs. The problem, however, is that calls are frequently lost, the network tends to be busy, and when its not, the clarity is less than pristine. A good value, but lacking some refinements.

I got Sprint PCS as a trial cell phone to see if I need a phone. I think that the plan was not very good as far as minutes of air time compared to PacBell. Also Sprint dropped many of my calls and did not work in central CA at all on the 101. My purposes of getting a mobile phone was further discouraged when my hometown was considered long distance when Sprint claimed no roaming charges. The only good thing is no contracts.

The phone is really cute. But service goes in and out. Incoming minutes free is great for my use.

Cheaply made phone with poor reception.

Because it is available in all ranges, even at a no cost service plan is the reason this phone is good.

Has good reception and a clear signal. It's easy to use with one touch service.

The plan of PCS doesn't show very much detail. Sometimes my use doesn't click with the plan. It also needs better sound.

Sprint PCS is clear. It is good for people who use it a lot. I like it because it looks good and it's portable.

I have this phone and it has an okay reception. The sound quality is average, but the features on the phone are great.

A great plan with a clear reception. I think they had a good size and I did receive all my calls.

I had a lot of fun with my Sprint PCS series. The customer service was great, and the phone system is easy to use. The billing system is okay, you just have to monitor your calls. I have recommended this phone to others, and I am considering buying one for my significant other.

I am extremely dissappointed in my Sprint phone. It only works in some areas, some of the time. It will often disconnect in the middle of my conversation. What I do like is the free long distance, anytime, anywhere plan.

My dad has one and it's a great buy because it is small, has a great signal, and is very light. It has a unique cover for the number-dial, and the plain rate is also very affordable.

The Sprint PCS series is the best around, mostly because of its free and clear plan, which gives you voice mail, long distance, etc., all for free. It covers a large area, so that I can use my phone travelling back and forth from Davis to San Francisco. The only drawback is the small holes in the coverage area, which I ran into once, but they are few and far between.

The idea of an all digital network is to be commended. When coverage is good, the phone is clear, and sounds only vaguely reminiscent of internet audio. However, sound cuts in and out in some areas, rendering conversations difficult and frustrating. Sometimes static is better than silence.

Sprint PCS is a good phone for people needing something practical. They aren't that expensive, but they are still reliable.

As a cellphone, it has convienient features, but I don't like the service. It's expensive, and I look for a good deal price.

This is a good phone. I need to extend my service range. There is no service near the beach.

I like the way the sprint PCS phone looks, works, and how it comes in so clear. I have had other mobile phones in the past and I was very unsatisfied. Good job Sprint PCS. I will be purchasing another phone this summer and I am planning to go with Sprint PCS.

Barely any service. I had a Sprint PCS phone and the reception on the beach was full of static, and I barely got any service.

The reception is not very reliable in Hayward. The batteries seem to die out really quick. On the other hand, the price plan is very affordable. It is easy to use. The technical support is okay.

It has a good reception. The battery has a long life. That is something very important.

Horrible phone! It drops calls too much. Calls cannot be placed on college campuses. Very poor promotion, and the phone is cheap, but the service is terrible.

I really like this phone because out of all the phones I've seen, it is one with the clearest reception and doesn't require a lot of battery chargeups.

clear reception. I wish it was as compact as the startac phones.