Which Sprint phones have the best reception of weak signals and are at least as sensitive as a Samsung A460?
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http://forums.wirelessadvisor.com/northeastern-us-wireless-forum/41376-what-sprint-phones-have-best-signal.html
http://www.sprintusers.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-75371.html
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Update: I finally got a Blackberry Curve, and the reception is slightly better than my Samsung A460. I just wanted to close out the question in case this info helps anybody later.
Johnsonaar,
Well, don't feel bad. I had several hours into it when I happened to read about this site.
Everybody,
It seems that cellular companies do not publish detailed technical specs like makers of other radio communications equipment.
I guess I'll need to keep an eye out for other Sprint users the next time I find myself in a remote area for my own comparison test. Problem is, these places are very sparsely populated, and I'm only in that situation a dozen or so times a year, so not very likely. It's tough to spend a few hundred bucks and sign a contract when I can't get info on my #1 criteria.
In my searching I did learn which carriers show the best coverage near the particular areas where I most often lose signal. Suspiciously, however, you can tell from the maps that both carriers (Sprint and ATT) seem to use the same towers for their roaming in those areas, even though Sprint's map extends slightly further. One of those areas is Whitefish Point, in Michigan's UP, if anybody is interested.
Thanks a lot everybody for trying. I'm sorry we didn't get this one. I did not select a best answer, because the specific info I needed eluded all of us. Any info specific to the A460 vs any Sprint Smartphone would have gotten the answer picked.
Personally, I would not 'hire' any service provider who couldn't do better that I can, or save me time, that holds true here. But, next time I'm stumped, I be back. Thanks again.
REFERENCE - http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/46646-37-which-sprint-phone-reception
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Thanks guys, but I'm really looking for specific info showing that a particular smartphone's reception sensitivity will not be any worse than my A460 and it's extendable antenna. I'm talking specifications here, or at least a direct comparison test between an A460 and something currently available from Sprint. None of the answers so far have answered that. General comparisons between phones do not help me determine if any of them can perform as well as my old A460.
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