Would this device connect to T-mobile 4G network ?
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This phone support 3G, WCDMA:850/2100Mhz. If you buy it from me, we will send a Free flip cover for you. Thanks!
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Yes. You can use it. But when I tried it on T-mobile, the internet speed doesn't go any faster than 2G (edge)
1059389
Since the tablet doesn't support 1700/2100 (AWS) frequency, it will only correctly work with T-Mobile if you're in a 1900MHz refarmed area. Check with T-Mobile to confirm availability of this band. If it is, you'll get 3G/4G speeds, which are usually much slower than the normal AWS bands T-Mobile uses... but still fast enough for most internet and multimedia tasks. If not, you'll have Edge/2G, and that's really not usable.
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i have T mobile and it DID NOT work on 4G/LTE for me. It's not compatible with the US carriers and only picks up 3G in my experience.
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Mine works with T mobile there fore I presume it is compatible with all 4G's.
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Yes, it work with T-Mobile and it's pretty fast. https://twitter.com/jlinnation/status/530986477350432768However, don't expect to do any major uploading / downloading with it. T-mobile restricts you and will cut your connection on purpose if you try to download or upload a certain amounts of MB. I was cut off at about 50mb.
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You will only get 2G DATA, not 3G and not 4G on T-Mobile. T-Mobile requires WCDMA frequency 2100 AND 850 (both must be present for high speed data), this phone does not support those frequency's.
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all answers are yes. The only minor issue is in tmobile, you only get EGDE internet connection, not 3G in most places (except in several major cities). Tmobile is upgrading its network and hopefully it will work.
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No. It will not work with T-Mobile 4G, nor 3G. It only works 2G, which is Edge. When buying smart phone from China, make sure you do your homework; otherwise, unhappiness ranks high in the probability chart.
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Yes! This device is not locked to any specific carrier. I've personally tested it on T-Mobile's network and it works fine... but only in areas where T-Mobile has upgraded their network to support 4G on the frequencies this device covers.
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No, but it does support T-Mobile's enhanced speed 3g (also called 4g by T-Mobile). For LTE use an Xperia ZL c6506 or get an Xperia Z from T-Mobile.
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I would venture...NO, because it's an unlocked T-Mobile phone which does not use that frequency, I could be wrong, but I wouldn't guarantee it to work on your network.
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No it will not. The T-Mobile S4 and T-Mobile S 4G are two completely different phones.
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Yes. Based on the network info provided it will work with T-Mobile's LTE network. You will need to program in the proper network information in order to get LTE working on the phone. T-Mobile's customer service can get you that information without any issues.
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Just finished chatting with a T-Mobile rep. Here is the answer: Alfredo R: Think nothing of it. Justin, Non-T-Mobile phones without the AWS 1700/2100 band will not work on T-Mobile's 3G / 4G network due to band limitations. In order to connect with the 3G / 4G network, a device needs to use both of the AWS 1700/2100 bands (not just one or the other).Alfredo R: For the LTE, T-Mobile's 4G LTE network will operate on the same band as our 4G HSPA+ network, Band IV, which uses 1700 MHz and 2100 MHz frequencies to transmit data services.
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You will need to have a t-mobile router in order for it to work. The phone has the feature built in but you still need T-Mobile's router
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Yes, tethering it from T-Mobile network works. But, FYI, doing so violates the T-Mobile User Agreement. I have no idea whether they would notice, care, or punish you for doing that.