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MonkeyK Posts: 19

I don't know that the T68i has such awful reception. I think that it's signal strength meter just displays different values than other phones. My wife has a Motorola T720i and it gets about the same reception at home, but it reports a much higher signal strength.

I am using a bluetooth headset, but this only provides very limited mobility.

I plan on contacting T-Mobile as many posters have recommended.

-Mike
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Posted: 2003-03-14 06:34:00
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CyberGnu Posts: 25

Aaah, you can't compare with motorola!

It's like saying "Lada isn't such a bad car, it is just as good as Drabant".

I used to have a T28w, and got decent reception in my apartment (cingular). My girlfriend got good reception using her Nokia candybar (that immensly popular Nokia that came at the same time as the T28w). A friend had good reception on his Nokia 7250.

When my T28w died, I got a T68i, and the only way I get enough reception to even maintain a conversation is by putting the phone in the window...

All in all, I get about one bar less than the T28w.



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Posted: 2003-03-14 06:43:00
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@mike:it a must2contact tmobile.They fill in a report with u on the phone,an engineer checks it out@the base antenna,gives back feedback&the solution:reorientation of an antenna so u can get reception or to buy a repeater.Threat them with disc of the subscription u'll get a discount on the repeater:p This message was posted from a Nokia
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Posted: 2003-03-14 08:41:00
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