Will this kit work for my HTC One M7 (Verizon model)? I will be more than happy to use 3.5G HSPA or 4G speeds, LTE isn't a must for me. Thanks
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It will work for Verizon only if its unlocked. Net 10 is thru AT&T; so any AT&T; doesn't need to be unlocked.
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No it will not work for your verizon Htc one you need your phone unlocked. You can get it unlocked at verizon ,( sometimes) or google Htc one m7 verizon unlock code (you may have to pay)
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Hi Lucky, this Sony Wireless Stereo Headset uses Bluetooth ver 3.0 and has a frequency band of 2.4 GHz. Compatible profiles are A2DP and AVRCP. You may check the specification of your HTC One M7 if it supports this kind of specs. -Ely
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Metro PCs is with T-Mobile. So yes it works. Maybe depending on your location it will determine your data speed. H+ is supposed to be 4g that's what I have. Its been pretty great so far.
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The HTC One 64GB M7 it is only available in one version and the frequencies are: HSPA/WCDMA: 850/1900/2100 MHz GSM/GPRS/EDGE: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz LTE: 700/850/AWS/1900 MHz (US) It is not the same cas for the 32GB, that has different versions. Best regards
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Only tried it with att and it only picks up hspa. Pretty sure thats the fastest speed compatible unless maybe if you get the tmobile version
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This item is a micro (3FF) SIM, The HTC One M8 requires a nano (4FF) SIM according to the specs on the HTC website. I have seen the nano (4FF) form factor on Amazon for Verizon. A search should turn one up. Hope this helps.
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the verizon version of the HTC one that we have worked perfectly with this cover. I am not sure if that is an 'M7' or not.
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HSPA+ is basically your 4G speeds. (I think the H+ on the phone is suppose to be 4G? Could be mistaken..) I get 3G and H+ on this phone, though because it only has 2 data bands (850 & 1900) your access to 3G/4G speeds will be smaller than what other BLU phones offer.
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only for HTC one, (some people call it the m7) my model is on sprint. Not all HTC one's are the same. The htc one S is not the same as the HTC one. Juan Davila has no idea what he is talking about...
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The talk and text will work. Data (HSPA+) might work, but only in refarmed T-mobile areas. LTE are different bands and will not work.
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HTC Isnpire 4g red, work with almost every carrier, but first you have to check the band of your carrier (HTC inspire baseband "GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 - HSDPA 850 / 1900").
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You should check the different cell bands, this one is H+ (3G) compatible, (bands GSM / GPRS / EDGE (850 / 900 / 1.800 / 1.900 MHz)( but not LTE (4G). Now, the real question is, is it a good phone. Yes and No, i bought 1, used for 4 months and after it, it stop receiving cell signal, so now is a WiFi Tablet. So Just go and get a LG g3, or the HTC One M8.... better investment for your money.
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From what I can tell, Sprint is using 1900mhz Block G for their LTE service. Whereas Verizon is using 700mhz, and some AWS. There currently isn't a 4G LTE booster available for Sprint.
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Hi! I don't know really. I'm from Venezuela and Verizon doesn't work here just movistar,movilnet and digitel. I just can say that is totally unlocked and works perfectly with HSPDA 14.4 Mbps / HSUPA 5.67 Mbps 3G - 850 / 1900 / 2100 Mhz Cellular Band - Quad-Band 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 Mhz. I hope it help you.
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I don't see any one who talked about it not working with HTC One (verizon model) phones.. I am not aware of Verizon's phone blocking MHL, like the Nexus's do. You should be safe, worse case its $9 and you can get a refund fairly easily.. BTW with the invention of Chromecast this may not be as big deal as it used to be. I normally just Chromcast the phones desktop now to a TV.
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It does work with 4g networks but depending on where you live, you might not see the 4g icon on your phone. For example, I live in the US and instead of seeing the 4g icon, I see 3g h+ for my speed when I use data. It's like that because this version is international so it doesn't completely match the frequency in the US, but it's really no big deal in my opinion since I'm still using my carrier's 4g network in the form of 3g h+. The speed is still very remarkable and satisfying.
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That really sucks. This really looks like a fantastic piece of kit. Not having MMS is putting a serious dent in my desire for this device. =/