What is the return policy? I am concerned it might not work in my location (boosting 4G data signal)
273559
Being an electronic product, it would not be returnable. Also, there needs to be sufficient distance (at least 20ft) between the antenna and the amplifier other wise they will interfere with each other.
1192594
I bought the 3G for $295 and I do not receive any stronger signal. a waste of money
1142111
I could never get the phone to work past a few seconds. I tried it in my back yard. I tried it at work. Driving around. Could never keep a signal more than a few seconds. I highly recommend against the phone and against NET 10 as they are still charging my card a buck here, a few bucks there. Just enough to not make it worth cancelling the card but to be annoying. I'd avoid both the phone and that company. Good luck with what you do choose!
968948
It is working in my country, where we have only 3G network. But I am not sure about vice versa (3G to 4G network)
1823428
hi there i have the phone and im in kuwait the signal is good here maybe you have bad device or network reception
1212048
Be careful though, I'm in Spain, have an unlocked i917 and I am unable to use data here. Big disappointment for me
1790438
I believe it has to be "Ported" Because of the 4g. Otherwise the activation most likely will have no effect
1323714
Ask the seller to email you a picture of the phone and the back of the phone if it say t-mobile on the back then your good to go. But I would not buy this unless your going to pay $80 for 4G with t-mobile or get a contract because if you don't the phone is useless the internet will be the slowest you ever experienced.
875156
No, from what I understand you will need a seperate booster for 4g and at the time I was looking each provider required a different one . I will say that the booster does work quite well I went from no signal bars to full bars.
1005439
As I recall, its only 3g unless attched to another source for 4g support, so this could cost money. I think, beyond buying it, your other cost will be how much data you choose to use. I did get Verizon to come out and check my existing signal after a year.
60553
Im not sure I remember but think there is a short term return policy based on satisfaction. But im not positive. You will half to check the specs of the provider. Wireless warehouse
641401
Sorry it's not going to work. Check out Verizon prepay MIFI and Table Plans.
1970230
The problem seems to be the frequency bands used. They are not the same in the US and Europe. Therefore 4G might function in the US but not in Europe and vice versa. Buying a carrier free phone that was programmed in Europe leads automatically to that problem in the US. I believe that your phone was unlocked in Europe and is therefore using the frequencies from over there (800 / 1800 / 2600) whereas the US bands are 750/850/2100 and so on. So there is no problem to use the phone but the 4G capability might not work. It might be better to buy a 4G with US specification (but locked to a provider). The problem seems to be the frequency bands used. They are not the same in the US and Europe. Therefore 4G might function in the US but not in Europe and vice versa. Buying a carrier free phone that was programmed in Europe leads automatically to that problem in the US. I believe that your phone was unlocked in Europe and is therefore using the frequencies from over there (800 / 1800 / 2600) whereas the US bands are 750/850/2100 and so on. So there is no problem to use the phone but the 4G capability might not work. It might be better to buy a 4G with US specification (but locked to a... » Read More The problem seems to be the frequency bands used. They are not the same in the US and Europe. Therefore 4G might function in the US but not in Europe and vice versa. Buying a carrier free phone that was programmed in Europe leads automatically to that problem in the US. I believe that your phone was unlocked in Europe and is therefore using the frequencies from over there (800 / 1800 / 2600) whereas the US bands are 750/850/2100 and so on. So there is no problem to use the phone but the 4G capability might not work. It might be better to buy a 4G with US specification (but locked to a provider). « Show Less
2245510
I returned it before I got a chance to actually trying using a sim card. I think it would have to be unlocked for the network here though
526682
I had no problem with mine . You just have to make sure the carrier you are going to use has service in that area. I used mine when I was out of State, but the carrier had no service in my home area.
1312891
3g will work almost out of the box, normal programming required. restart and you should be good to go. :) also I've been getting around 1mb/s speed on my droid. LOVE IT
1005438
As long as you have a signal you wlll not be using any GB. Your GB are used up when you are only on 3g.