So on Straight Talk, I have AT&amp;T sim card with them, will I get 4G/LTE?
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You will get 4g since the bands in the phone are international, but not lte since America runs on different lte bands then the rest of the world.
135468
No LTE with AT&T here, just 4g. But your local tower could be different. Verizon appears to work with LTE.
357532
I don't live in the US Or have a AT&T SIM But it is a GSM SIM phone and it's not locked 3G is 850/900/2100 LTE IS 900/2100/2600 Find out what bands your SIM works on.
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Please check the URL http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_LTE_networks and phone supports the following4G: LTE 800 / 850 / 900 / 1800 / 2100 / 2600. I do not think you will get 4G as telcel support FDD 1700 based on the Site. I would call them if possible. Based on what I see, an unlocked AT&T would probably work, but better check that as well.
1266276
Unfortunately no. The carriers like att and tmobile have changed since going 4G. They said the configurations have to be changed. Don't know when that will be.
706555
I doubt it, due to the fact that is is a 4G LTE phone and that this Activation Card specifically says its incompatible with 4G LTE phones, even though all 4G LTE phones are capable of receiving previous generation signals (3G, 2G, etc.). Call Straight Talk's Toll-Free number to confirm what I'm saying, though. �
416678
Yes it does. You'd need to get the right SIM, a micro SIM for an AT&T; compatible phone. It's important to get an AT&T; compatible SIM as Straight Talk provides two different SIMs, one for AT&T; phones and another for T-Mobile.
2035773
Yes any unlocked or AT&T; device will automatically work with straight talk, and therefore able to work with their SIM Cards
2266973
Yes your Gophone will take the at&t network based sim card from straight talk but make sure its for at&t straight talk based sim for an at&t phone and not Tmobile based straight talk sim.
1136631
I believe its 2G T-Mobile 3G straight Talk & 4 G with Simple mobile you may have to call simple mobile and have them to check to make sure you're cell phone is compatible and check the area that you're live in.
1063354
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
111141
Got the Sim card at AT&T; retail store for free, but AT&T; is our cell phone carrier. I don't know who the major carrier for straight talk is but I would start there first.
1896933
Technically yes, since you can take just about any GSM or CDMA phone to Straight Talk. You may want to contact them just to be certain though. Also, if it is not unlocked from AT&T you will need to contact them first to have it unlocked. Which from everything I have heard, has been a hassle with this particular phone.
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You will be able to make calls, as for your data plan, you may only get 2G - check which frequencies AT&T; uses for 3G in your calling area.
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I am going through simple mobile and I get 3G on my phone so Straight Talk maybe ok.
755997
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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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