When looking for sim cards it seems like there is a micro SIM and nano SIM. What type of SIM card does this phone need?
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This takes a standard sized SIM, not micro or nano. There are two SIM slots on this phone. You do not have to put a SIM in both shots in order for it to work, but I would recommend using the one labeled WCDMA/GSM if you're using T-Mobile in the US if you want 3G speeds. It will work in the other one, but you'll only get EDGE speeds (2G).
338999
This phone requires 2 regular size Sim cards. However I am using 2 micro Sim in it right now. U just have to align it properly.
1167445
micro SIM, It comes with one but you have to get it activated. I have T'mobile
1566257
I have this phone, and it takes a mini SIM card. I guess you could call that the "normal" size. The iPhone 3GS takes that size. A micro SIM is used in the iPhone 4, and a nano SIM is used in the iPhone 5. See this chart: https://support.mobicity.com/entries/22973952-Different-Sim-Card-Sizes
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It takes a regular size sim card. Some companies refer to the regular size as a "mini," and the smaller ones are referred to as a "micro."
1374501
It's a standard sized SIM card. I was using an Android phone but I think that it's only the iPhone 4 & 5 that used the micro SIM.
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Net10 know if you are using an Iphone because of your MacAdress and IMEI. Companies have smartened up and now check all of these details before they allow you phone to run on their network. There are no "feature phones" that use micro-sim or nano-sim. So it will be impossible for you to get a monthly NET10 or similar service that doesn't have data included. you can look into getting a points card that runs out during use of texts and calls, or you can just look into a different company.
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Phone uses standard SIM, not micro. T-Mobile will give you one when you bring in to switch service to new phone (recommended so they have support and service set for your device).
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Yes to both questions Sreddy,if your phone uses a standard,micro,or nano sim you may have to use a sim cutter like I do to turn the card into a nano,you'd have to sand it down to fit your phone,and these cards are especially made for unlocked phones I can as you can pick up and go to any carrier that lets you BYOP because its unlocked,hope this answer was helpful,have a nice night.
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Well the thing about this SIM card is that it is "built" as a regular sim card but also has a perforated punch-out cut out to let it be converted into a nano SIM card, so i my guess is that it will work.
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No, this adapter is only for microSIM, mini SIM is 'standard' and does not need adapter. http://www.faqspedia.com/difference-between-mini-simmicro-sim-and-nano-sim-card
1834999
I believe so because its a international version unlocked. But it takes nano sim,the small one.
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The "nano"-size cards are pretty much only used in the newest phones, like the iPhone 5 (soon to be not-so-new, I guess). For the iPhone 4 you'll want a "micro"-size SIM card.
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That's only the access code for cdma devices if that device is a 4G lte phone you need to make sure that the sim is cdma compatable and is compatible with the 4G LTE handsets if yours is I Recommend that you get the universal kit that works with the 4 major companies such as sprint,AT&T;, T-mobile and Verizon wireless it will have 2 micro sims and 2 Nano sims and cdma access Code but first go to the NET10 website to see if the sim is compatible with your device I hope that this is helpful to you I also have a galaxy s4 mini also a sprint device
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At&t; T-Mobile most other SIM card service providers. Also said min SIM but is just a regular sized SIM card! That's what Nokia said when I looked at the support page for this phone!
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There are 3 different SIM card sizes, Mini, Micro, and Nano. Mini is the oldest and biggest, then came Micro SIM, which is used in iPhone 4 and many others. iPhone 5 and later uses Nano SIM. Using this cutter u can cut down your old (Mini) SIM into Micro size and use it in iPhone 4. Have fun.
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It uses a mini sim which is the largest sim still in use at U.S. carriers. it goes as follows Mini, Micro, Nano.
791451
By now, micro-SIM is the most "regular" form, and is what this phone uses.Mini-SIM has not really been used in new phones since circa 2011.