Will this unit work for verizon in Florida where the use the 850 mhz. Thanks, Dan
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As long as your phone picks up on the 4G LTE band. Within frequency specification range. I am very pleased with Zboost. very reliable system I cannot say the range is great and it doesn't really do good through walls but if you're in the same room with in the unit itself you're good you need additional indoor antenna amplifier to maximize the range of indoor usage. I still use the base antenna and the range is it far but then again I run a lot of equipment specially computer equipment and a lot of satellite equipment so if your whereabouts in location doesn't consist of other metal material and a lot of circuitry you should be fine. As long as your phone picks up on the 4G LTE band. Within frequency specification range. I am very pleased with Zboost. very reliable system I cannot say the range is great and it doesn't really do good through walls but if you're in the same room with in the unit itself you're good you need additional indoor antenna amplifier to maximize the range of indoor usage. I still use the base antenna and the range is it far but then again I run a lot of equipment specially computer equipment and a lot of satellite equipment so if your whereabouts in location doesn't consist of other metal material... » Read More As long as your phone picks up on the 4G LTE band. Within frequency specification range. I am very pleased with Zboost. very reliable system I cannot say the range is great and it doesn't really do good through walls but if you're in the same room with in the unit itself you're good you need additional indoor antenna amplifier to maximize the range of indoor usage. I still use the base antenna and the range is it far but then again I run a lot of equipment specially computer equipment and a lot of satellite equipment so if your whereabouts in location doesn't consist of other metal material and a lot of circuitry you should be fine. « Show Less
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Both of my phones are from Florida where I lived before relocating to Tn. The zboost works great on them.
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It should work with 850 MHz signals but this device only upgrades existing network extenders and may not increase your signal but is suppose to increase your data exchange.
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It should ass long ass your phone picks it up 4g the band on datablaster varies lte uplink 776 to 787mhz downlink 746 to757mhz AWS uplink 1710 to 1755mhz downlink 2110 to 2155mhz frequency for YX550 VLTE-AWS
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As long as your phone picks up on the 4G LTE band. Within frequency specification range. I am very pleased with Zboost. very reliable system I cannot say the range is great and it doesn't really do good through walls but if you're in the same room with in the unit itself you're good you need additional indoor antenna amplifier to maximize the range of indoor usage. I still use the base antenna and the range is it far but then again I run a lot of equipment specially computer equipment and a lot of satellite equipment so if your whereabouts in location doesn't consist of other metal material and a lot of circuitry you should be fine.
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Hello Dan,My understanding is that Verizon 4GLTE uses the 700Mhz band. The DataBlast is only for data and does not cover voice or CDMA. 850Mhz is in the CDMA band for Verizon which requires a different booster like the xBoost 545. If you are using a different service like At&T;, I'm unfamiliar what frequency band they use for 4G LTE. zBoost has a lot of information on their website. I would suggest consulting that information.
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Sorry it works only with GSM network like AT&T; T-Mobile.Verizon is a CDMA network.Thanks
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I'm using it on HSDPA 850 for 3G and work very good, i dont know if it work good for 900 Mhz too.
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It uses satellite service. I use it in Virginia but I am sure it should work in Florida
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No, This model was made to work in the lower 700MHz band only for AT&T 4G LTE (data only). There is another model that works in the upper portion of the 700MHz band for Verizon 4G (data only). If you want one that works on all the bands (including voice which is still in 3G) then you need a Wilson 5 band repeater that runs over $1000.00. Wilson AG Pro Quint Selectable 75db 5 Band Repeater Kit w/ OMNI Antenna [700A or 700V/800/1700/1900/2100mhz].
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Hello Alexander, I leave abroad (South America) and is really important for me to be sure that this model i9000-T, that is sold by Amazon, get the band 850MHz for 3G, because the cell phone operator in my country just works under this frequency.I´m sorry if I´m a little persistent in order to be sure, but you understand that this is a sell of $439.So, are you really sure that it works with this band?Thanks for your time and patient.Juan.
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with c6603 you will not get 3g and not even dream about LTE. im in NW florida and i tried at&t, tmobile and net10. all i got is 2g (edge) after change APN set many times, nothing... probably somewhere in the world yes but not in US. in my experience
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It will not, this is a GSM compatible device and Verizon uses CDMA technology.
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Best to ask them.... we only provide hardware. You should really call the carrier/service provider to see if this unit will work on their network.
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Hi Arturo,This hone have 3G 850MHZ. Thanks for your question!Cellphonesshop
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Is Only Dual Band 850/1900 2G, You have to Check Before with the Cell Phone Service Provider, but, I thing is will be work Ok....
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Is the service with verizon I let you know only works on the 3g zone .did ask me to give u my phone mied sorry cant do that.
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Unfortunately, I cannot say as I live in the caribbean and it works fine here. Here in my country don't carry verizon. Sorry I cannot help.
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I believe that it uses Verizon towers. I have never had a problem with reception with this phone. I drive a semi truck for work. Many times I have had to use this phone to contact my dispatcher because I was way out in the country someplace and this phone would get reception while the cell phone that the company gave me would not.
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I live in central Florida and Connecticut. When I purchased the unit, there was no discussion of its use for specific frequencies. It just works in both locations without difficulty.
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I am not sure but I believe it is the range of the unit. Give Vello a call, or send them an email, I did. Also they use a different RF which gives them that range.
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I'm unsure I bought it to work on T-Mobiles HSDPA+ (4G) 42.2 Mbit/s network as I wasn't sure if their new 4G LTE was up and running in my area. Also it may depend on the carrier your using as ATT and T-Mobile may operate on different radio frequencies. If I remember correctly ATT had a version for them that was 4G LTE, the LT30at, their previous was the LT28at I think. I don't think any other US carrier had an official 4G LTE xperia. Though T-Mobile is getting the new Z soon. No Sprint or Verizon capable Xperia in years that I know of. Also there may be other versions that would work. You may want to double check on websites like phonearena, or one of the Xperia forums. I'm unsure I bought it to work on T-Mobiles HSDPA+ (4G) 42.2 Mbit/s network as I wasn't sure if their new 4G LTE was up and running in my area. Also it may depend on the carrier your using as ATT and T-Mobile may operate on different radio frequencies. If I remember correctly ATT had a version for them that was 4G LTE, the LT30at, their previous was the LT28at I think. I don't think any other US carrier had an official 4G LTE xperia. Though T-Mobile is getting the new Z soon. No Sprint or Verizon capable Xperia in years that I know of. Also there may be other versions that would work. You... » Read More I'm unsure I bought it to work on T-Mobiles HSDPA+ (4G) 42.2 Mbit/s network as I wasn't sure if their new 4G LTE was up and running in my area. Also it may depend on the carrier your using as ATT and T-Mobile may operate on different radio frequencies. If I remember correctly ATT had a version for them that was 4G LTE, the LT30at, their previous was the LT28at I think. I don't think any other US carrier had an official 4G LTE xperia. Though T-Mobile is getting the new Z soon. No Sprint or Verizon capable Xperia in years that I know of. Also there may be other versions that would work. You may want to double check on websites like phonearena, or one of the Xperia forums. « Show Less