I hate to break the news to you, but if you feel Sprint CDMA network isn't up to par, you will be crucified by T Mobile's GSM one. I do realize we are talking about two different types of wireless networks, but I can assure you if you look at each one's native network coverage which means the coverage provided by the wireless carrier without roaming coverage, you will find euroboy002 that Sprint's footprint is significantly larger than T Mobiles. Ask T Mobile if they offer any of their plans for nights and weekends to start at 7 pm for free or if they offer broad band like speeds on their handsets for internet usage without having to be in a WiFi spot. What would impress you in a handset seeing the Sanyo Katana DLX didn't float your boat? BT...
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Every sprint employee i've talked to at the stores have told me that Samsungs are more for toys than an actual phone.

I personally narrowed my choice down to 2 phones and will be starting with the one i'm more skeptical about. If it's great then I will keep it.. If not then I go to the one I was more leaning toward...

You could cancel before your trial period is up and wait a bit and sign up again...

I'd avoid Motorola and Samsung in the future.
I think the best Motorola was the StarTac from years ago... That was great back in the day...