Is this 4G band? I could not understand the meaning of " not in the USA". Thanks for your fast reply..
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Yes it is 4g capable, but your service provider should have 4g capabilities to provide it for you, mostly all pre-paid service provider is usa is only 3g yet. And outside usa also serivce providers connection depends om what they give. The phone is capable of 4g band.
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It is 4G, but I understand 4G is not yet introduced in the USA? I bought my phone in the US but live in Norway, here 4G works great, very happy with the phone!
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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).
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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
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Companies in the United States use different parameters to establish 4G connectivity than other parts of the world, in a simple way to say it US companies are more restrictive than. If you explore the various diversity of models for a celular you will see that are versions for the US, Europe and Asia. For example the S3 I own works great in Central America and South America with different carriers. But that phone in the US will not go up than 2G
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I haven't used 4G yet,but I believe it's a 4G phone...if u r planning to buy this one, don't think twice. It's a great phone....
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The 4G sounds awesome however, you need to make sure you live in an area that supports the 4G or you will be very disappointed. There are still many areas that do not even support 3G. If it doesn't support it ... you can't benefit from it. The advertisements fail to tell you that.
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Hi, the band allow in 3G of our phone are as below:* Core frequency: 1920 ~ 1980MHz, 2110 ~ 2170MHz (respectively for uplink and downlink)* Supplemental Frequency: 1755 ~ 1785MHz, 1850 ~ 1880MHz (respectively for uplink and downlink)It works well with the 3G network of USA and Europe.Thanks and hope to do business with you,AAABTC
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Yes it is 4g but not LTE. If you want the LTE unlocked band version search for it, it will be a little bit more expensive.
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You will get 4g since the bands in the phone are international, but not lte since America runs on different lte bands then the rest of the world.
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Yes. In USA on T-mobile I get 4G in all major areas, and Edge in rural areas. Very fast browsing!
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Both the "International" and the "US" version work in Brazil. However, it may or may not work in 3G mode depending where you are and which operator you use (Claro, TIM, Oi, Vivo, CTBC...). To be short, if the operator uses 850 Mhz 3G, you'll need the US version. If 2100 Mhz, then you'll need the international. Google "frequencias 3g brasil": http://mosquitoeletronico.blog.br/index.php/3g-no-brasil/ To be honest, if you travel a lot and uses, for example, Claro (which uses the two ranges in Brazil), I would consider buying other phone that supports both (850 and 2100). Claro uses 850 in SP but 2100 in MG. Oi/BrT and Vivo use 2100 everywhere, but Vivo also uses 850 in MG (850/2100). I've heard that the major carriers (the big four) will eventually migrate to 2100 Mhz, which is the "International" (a.k.a. European) version, but I'm not sure yet. But in any case, I don't think that the 850 band will go away any time soon, so you will be OK going with 850 **if your operator uses it**. But don't count on it, it's just my guess.
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The product is a 3g cellular modem. You would need a SIM card from a cellular provider with an active data plan. Also note that this product only works in 3G on band 2100MHz. Something I failed to notice when I purchased it, making it completely useless for me. You can talk with your provider and see what bands they broadcast on, but to my knowledge there isn't 3G coverage on Band 1 on the USA, it may still work on 2G however. Here is a detailed explanation of 3G bands: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UMTS_frequency_bands Best of Luck.
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Hello Chetan A. Beside if it's working in India or not.. No offense, India is a third world country &#127759; So you wouldn't benfit from high speed.. It depends on the 4G provider.. For example.. I use it in Saudi Arabia because I camp &#9978; a lot.. When you camp usually outside of the cities so you need like this antenna &#128246; Just don't think that you will get a better speed..It wil just stable the signal of 4G I hope I answered your question.. Mohammed
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if the phone was not bought from the US The LTE will not work. The LTE and antenna is different in the United States
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This is the international version. So no you aren't going to get all 4g LTE channels from T-Mobile.
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How could a Euro version phone work in US in terms of 3G, please educate me:)Thanksshishinn
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Greetings. Here in Venezuela to worked perfectly as a band using movistar is 3G UMTS / HSDPA: 1900Mhz. Find that in your copies I guess it's the same band, and if so would work perfectly.
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No, just 3G... because this model it is for Europe...and 4G for some countries, all depend of the bands
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You can still get 3G, but it will cost you a lot of money than if you were in the United States. For example, for me, AT
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I have this machine and the 4G slot is unlocked for all GSM carriers.I was able to use the 4G with GSM carriers outside the USA. The 200MB per month is a Life Long Free service from T Mobile for Customers in the USA only.