Will another 4g (standard 2FF sim card size Redpocket,- SimpleMobile- H20) work or must we use Verizon only card?
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I use this successfully with Verizon VZAccess Manager. This is a wireless internet modem and must be used to access Verizon satellite internet only.It used to be available through their "plans." They now offer 5 spot etc. I do not like those as they must be charged and the 2 I have owned, have issues of getting kicked off frequently. If you travel frequently I highly recommend this. It is always fast, ready, needs no charge and is PRIVATE! Love it. Verizon only tho.
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I think you'll have to call Verizon to make sure. I don't really know how SIM cards work regarding contracts and switching phones.
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No. We started with 5GB on a 3G mifi 2200. It was the only plan available. Verizon was running a special and I bought a new phone, some six months later. At the time, I increased our limit to 10GB on the mifi 2200. We pay $80 a month for 10GB. We've had the 3G Mifi 2200 for 3+ years. Our last mifi 2200 died about 8-9 months ago and we bought a new one. I only had to program the mifi because we already had our plan.I doubt you can buy a 3G mifi and get a plan from Verizon. I think they would force you into a 4G component and a 2GB plan.
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The Droid pro is NOT 4G, it has a standard size SIM card but the SIM card is not required unless you are using it outside of the US
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no verison only uses 4 g service on gsm all the lower 2&3 ban do not use a sim service and the phecda is only set for 2 & 3 g service
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It probably wont because this is a GSM phone (uses a sim card) and Verizon is a CDMA network (no card).
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I think you need to buy the h2o nano SIM card, for Verizon and H2o are two different carrier companies. Hope this helps.
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I don't think so; Verizon uses CDMA protocol while this is GSM. I just slipped my sisters T-Mobile sim card in & it worked w/T-Mobile's GSM network. I hear tell that sim cards come in several sizes, my sisters is the old big size.
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As long as the phone is working and the size is correct yes , I think you will need a regular size sim card.
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No, I don't believe that you can. Verizon uses a 4G SIM for their prepaid plans. I would contact them directly to confirm. Thanks.
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Depends on your card. When I had the verizon card I only got 3G. When I switched to a AT&T nano card it had 4g
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2G and EDGE will work fine on the T-Mobile / Straight Talk network. However, your ability to get a 4G HSPA+ data connection will depend on whether they have upgraded your local towers with the 1900 MHz HSPA+ radios. You may also need a "4G" SIM card (according to T-Mobile customer service). However, I've found that their "3G" SIM cards work just fine on their HSPA+ capable towers.
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This is what I think, it doesn't matter what you use but I noticed mine wasn't hardly working until recently I set it to automatic in its settings and bam! Now it says 4G and the signal is better. I didn't know this and was about to get rid of this thing along with some other junk electronics but was just going through the settings and when I set it to automatic it picked up the signal where I was and its good to go now. I think you just have to enter the password from the device and it should work with anything I think. I have Verizon so obviously it works. Hope this helps.
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It's possible to use the phone with any network that has standard sized sim cards. Just make sure you check the frequencies straight talk uses and make sure they are compatible because if not you'll be stuck on edge gprs. That makes 2g look like 4g
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Oh. Sorry I don't know. But 3G I think ask and tell seller. Then you can. Because I didn't see any room for 3G or 4g.
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Last response was erroneous. It can use 2 standard SIM cards, two numbers one phone.
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NO. Verizon is not GSM, so it will not work at all. . This is a quad band GSM phone I do not understand why two people choose to add an answer which provides ZERO useful information and instead obfuscates.