Can the RM-877 AT&T Unlocked model be provisioned to work on the T-Mobile USA network?
1533988
It has to say factory unlocked in the description and yes it will I have to mobile
1533989
I just received the phone. I have t-mobile and i am seeing LTE speed and has an incredibly smooth experience. I love this phone, the camera is amazing.
1794345
Yes, as long as your provider supports unlocked smart phones. The T-Mobile version of this phone will not, even if it is unlocked. Be sure you are getting the generic version. Any unlocked smart phone will require a custom APN as provided by your carriers instructions. The T-Mobile version of this phone will allow you to set up a custom APN but will not allow you to select it.
200550
I checked it out. And yes you can, because the cards are for UNLOCKED phones. This phone is a quad band so it has both a CDMA and a GSM card slot. AT&T; is GSM so it should work with any unlocked GSM phone, same for T-MOBILE. I am not certian about Verision phones, because I have never worked with them before.
611132
No, it will not work on T-Mobile's network. This device will work on AT&T and it's network.
1719945
I purchased this to use on T-Mobile USA and it worked fine, it was unlocked just like the seller said, no problems. I even get 3G on this phone.
2053371
If you get unlocked phone then make sure to get RM-938 if you plan to use it on T-Mobile network. RM-937 is sold all over the net but it will only work on ATT.
150162
factory unlock works with AT&T; and TMOBILE 2G/3G not 4G (see below)General2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 3G Network HSDPA 900 / 2100 - ST27i HSDPA 850 / 1900 / 2100 - ST27a
2090484
Sort answer: yes. There are networks that support this phone in probably every major metropolitan area in the USA, but check with your network if it has the right kind of coverage in your desired area of use. This phone does not support the old US CDMA networks that don't use sim cards like most of Verizon & Sprint & it does not support the former AWS 1700Mhz spectrum that T-mobile & others have started to use for network expansion.
625430
This phone is still currently compatible on the T-Mobile USA network. However, if T-Mobile shuts down their 2G network (which shouldn't happen for another few years), this device will cease to function as it does not have 3G capabilities.
993682
I don't know the answer to that. I'm in Michigan in the United States and T-Mobile is not supported here.
1990454
My phone would. It was unlocked to work with any US carrier. I have T-Mobile through Walmart Family Mobile. But if I wanted to switch to ATT, I can do so with no problems because it is factory unlocked.
1567668
by definition an unlocked phone works on any network. You should know that there are differences between the AT&T; and T-Mobile networks that will affect performance when crossing between them. Example: a phone built to AT&T; specs will only get 3G service on T-mobile (not HSPA+).
1763954
yes it will work with T-mobile in the US, however, you wont get 4g. rather you'll get 3g+ like HSDPA, HSPA+, EDGE, etc.
1358730
I am using it on T-Mobile, but I can't imagine that it wouldn't work with AT&T; as they have the wider choice of bandwidths in the US.
152490
The US version supports T-Mobile 1700/2100 Mhz AWS frequencies, which have been used in the past for T-Mobile all across the US. Currently, T-Mobile is shifting much of the 3G HSPA traffic to 1900 Mhz, which was previously used for 2G. This shift frees up the 1700/2100 bands for 4G LTE use. Google "t mobile frequency refarming" to find details. To get the best T-Mobile coverage across the USA, buy the US version of the phone. If you will use the phone in mostly a major metropolitan area with refarmed frequencies (like the SF Bay area), the Global GSM version works just fine and does get high speed 3G (HSPDA+) on T-Mobile, AND has better compatibility in places like Europe. If you never expect to use the phone outside the USA, get the US GSM version. I bought a Global GSM Moto G for a friend recently, and it works great in the SF Bay Area, and it worked great on a trip to Europe she took.The US GSM version does not support the 900 Mhz HSDPA band, which is widely used outside the USA. Amazon's comment about the Global GSM phone supporting T-Mobile on 2G only is not really accurate, although would apply if you did not live in an area with refarmed frequencies.
824476
As far as I know the RM-937 which I have is the "international" version.... mine was unlocked and all I did was get a nano lte sim card from my provider and worked fine.... I guess you would have to do the same, tell at&t; you have a unlocked phone and you need a sim card they should be able to help..... hope that helps......
1604355
No. This phone has AT&T; branding and does not allow T-Mobile data service; I am returning