how does this compare to the t-mobile z915?
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It's basically the same except for the Mf96 has a Bigger Battery for longer Web Browsing yam the z915.The z915 will support up to 10 devices connected to it and the Mf96 will hold up to 8 device connected at once. Although I don't think that you should have more than 4 connected at once because it splits the bandwidth and this makes browsing slower.ThanksNew2youcellular
274773
It's basically the same except for the Mf96 has a Bigger Battery for longer Web Browsing yam the z915. The z915 will support up to 10 devices connected to it and the Mf96 will hold up to 8 device connected at once. Although I don't think that you should have more than 4 connected at once because it splits the bandwidth and this makes browsing slower. Thanks New2youcellular
274774
I am unsure of how it compares. It is practically brand new, a family member took it out of the box, used it once, but realized they didn't need it. Would consider offers I am just trying to get some money for it.
2245104
Newegg has the same phone, known as the "Huawei IDEOS U8150". The only difference is that no telco touched it, so it doesn't have a T-mobile sticker, or any form of carrier lockout. After you lose the T-Mobile subsidy, the price comes out to $8 less. Strange things happening in the cell market, nowadays. Edit: found out why - it was a SECRET refurb! Newegg never said so on their listing, sneaky guys.
776306
I purchased this phone and was sent the SM-G900F model. It is supposed to have LTE using the same freq that T-Mobile uses. However it does not get LTE speeds with T-Mobile and only gets H+ speeds. On the OOKLA speed test app i was able to get 12Mbps download and 2Mbps upload. The top speed did fluctuate a lot like the phone could physically go faster but was being software limited. Maybe T-Mobile is imposing an artificial speed limiter on phones not branded by them. Just a guess/opinion.
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I actually am using it through T-Mobile. Mine came in a sealed box. Another reviewer said that it only uses EDGE. Mine uses 4G and it is FAST (through T-Mobile, again). I still love the phone after having it for a couple weeks. It is a workhorse and I trust it much more than my previous Android.
1599883
I don't know anything about the Z10 This is my first cell phone and I'm learning to use use it from Verizon.
2038570
I do not know and do not care so much about it. You can find it out on Google for sure. I am not happy with this phone and I will change it as soon as I can. For the people in USA maybe it works good as I read the feedbacks, but outside of US we cannot use it as a mobile Hotspot because it should be used it with T-Mobile for this feature. I do not recommend this phone.
579024
Motorola XT901 is a good choice. Heavy use on texting, watching videos and so far it has no any problems.
1556666
Both of my phones are from Florida where I lived before relocating to Tn. The zboost works great on them.
99482
Just remember though, this 900 is about 150 or 200 cheaper than the 901 with the atom. Kinda depends on what you want to use it for. Frankly, I ordered one instead of the 7 inch, because of the larger screen and more ram. I am not interested in xp. I'm getting it for size, speed, and cloud computing. Also note, they have now changed the description to Intel Mobile. The atom was obviously a mistake on their part.
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I have a Garmin 255WT and TomTom 930. Two totaly different models. The 930 was or is their top unit. The 255 is more of an entry level. When traveling size can matter. A smaller unit can slip into your pocket if you decide to walk in a part of town instead of drive. The TomTom has more features (not difficult). I can view the route by text so if I lose satellite I can still read how to get there. The Garmin does not. The TomTom holds more destinations I have visited than the Garmin, which helps because I go back to some locations - but maybe not for a month or more. The lifetime traffic feature (that's why I bought that model) in the Garmin helps calculate delays. The Garmin is extremely accurate in arrival ETA but doesn't tell me how far I am from my destination, only time until I arrive. The Garmin has Bluetooth and when enabled I can get the address and phone number of POI's. The TomTom is not compatable with my mobile phone. In my area of Southern California I use the Garmin more because of ease of use and creation of Favorites. When I am travelling further from home or to a totally unfamiliar area I use the TomTom. I had to return the Garmin within a year because the battery did not hold a charge. Very good return process. Glad I had a spare. The TomTom battery went out after about a year and a half but again good return process. Both took about 10 days to get the replacement units back.
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I have the ZTE Merit Phone for awhile. It works great. Net10 is a great prepaid provider. Net10 is part of Tracphone, and I have been with these people since the early 90's. The phone itself is great. Only one thing that I do not like about it, is the life of the battery. Do not hold a charge for long. These phones works for all walk of life. Make sure the prepaid card is international calling and have service to get out and recieve calls.
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Our version is the one designed for the Australian market. It works fine in the US, but we only get 3G with Tmobile because the frequency for 4g lte for T-Mobile is different than is used in Australia. We haven't used it in Europe yet. Even at 3g, it seems fast. Great phone and camera.
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I have both the Kodak Z915 and the Z950 cameras and they each have advantages and disadvantages. The 950 has a slightly better lens (only slightly) and more Megapixels. Having more MP is both good and bad- higher resolution in good light but more "noise" in lower light, plus somewhat longer download time to the card. I like the versatility of the 915 for power- I can use rechargable NiMH batteries or Lithium (NOT Lithium-ION). The Z915 does not have HD video, but the VGA video is just fine. The Z950 has a pointless illuminated "HD" logo on the top which is very dorky and takes away from the cameras otherwise pro-like look. Comparing price to performance, you get much more bang for your buck with the Z915. I have both the Kodak Z915 and the Z950 cameras and they each have advantages and disadvantages. The 950 has a slightly better lens (only slightly) and more Megapixels. Having more MP is both good and bad- higher resolution in good light but more "noise" in lower light, plus somewhat longer download time to the card. I like the versatility of the 915 for power- I can use rechargable NiMH batteries or Lithium (NOT Lithium-ION). The Z915 does not have HD video, but the VGA video is just fine. The Z950 has a pointless illuminated "HD" logo on the top which is very dorky and... » Read More I have both the Kodak Z915 and the Z950 cameras and they each have advantages and disadvantages. The 950 has a slightly better lens (only slightly) and more Megapixels. Having more MP is both good and bad- higher resolution in good light but more "noise" in lower light, plus somewhat longer download time to the card. I like the versatility of the 915 for power- I can use rechargable NiMH batteries or Lithium (NOT Lithium-ION). The Z915 does not have HD video, but the VGA video is just fine. The Z950 has a pointless illuminated "HD" logo on the top which is very dorky and takes away from the cameras otherwise pro-like look. Comparing price to performance, you get much more bang for your buck with the Z915. « Show Less
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The only difference I can see is the expanded range. More distant between the base and the handset on the 158 model. We are using it for our business and it working very well.
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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.
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Actually, I have no complains about Z30, in my personal opinion, Z30 is the best phone I've ever had, of course, my battery goes fast when I use it for long period of time, I mean, using internet, I play videos games or download videos but still, battery works good so far, good purchase
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I have a C6606 model (T-Mobile), so I'm not sure how big of a difference there is between the models. Try searching for your carrier name (like sprint sony xperia, etc.), because, of course, every carrier has just a slightly different model. Wish I could be of more help.