I am interested in buying the blackberry 9360 but I need to know if you really available Unlocked Quad-Band or at least AT &amp; T branded (1900 Mhz). I n
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When I bought tow Blackberrys 9360 , both came unlocked andi have used both in Venezuela. I have no problem so far since I purchased them. Hope this helps
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We ordered both the phone and GSM chip at the time we purchased the phone. The chip was inserted into the phone and has worked flawlessly since then. The first phone we received was a dual band phone and did not work on the network we chose, however the next one we ordered was quad-band and worked well. It has been working since then without any problems whatsoever. It's an ideal phone for an elderly especially with the big buttons and the dedicated SOS button. Ensure you get the quad-band phone and any provider's GSM chip will work.
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There are a few variants of this phone so check the model closely. That said, mine came fully unlocked and quad band. It was used in the UK and Brussels without issue and on several carriers through the Caribbean.
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I have used an unlocked phone for it but it wasnt carrier branded i bought it from amazon and it came unlocked already and it worked. Since the blackberry was already att brand im pretty sure it should be working if it doesnt i apologize. Also if you are still iffy you can just call your local att store and ask them. Hope this helps
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Dear customer, you have to verify with the carrier if it supports 850/1900 frequencies. We can recommend you a quad-band phone (instead dual-bad like the nokia 100) that will work on any GSM network. LG A275 Black Unlocked GSM Dual SIM QuadBand Cell Phone - International Version - No Warranty
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Hi, We sell this model both unlocked and for AT&T; or T-Mobile. Let us know which one do you prefer and we can ship accordingly. Thanks!
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Yes, this is a quad band phone with GSM 850, 900, 1800 and 1900 MHz. To make sure data will also work be sure to cross-reference your carrier's UMTS. This phone is compatible with UMTS 850, 900, 1900 and 2100 MHz.
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Thanks, MODEL NO : RFN81UW BLACKBERRY Q10 16GB WHITE QWERTY KEYBOARD TOUCH FACTORY UNLOCKED TYPE : SQN100-3 Compatible with 2G & 3G 800/850/900/1900/2100 & 4G LTE 800/900/1800/2600 network simcards. Thank you. KICKmobiles
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I use a GSM sim card from Telna in my unlocked Blackberry 9930s. Please see the review by "Craig Marco Polo" for my tips on setting up an unlocked BB 9930 and eliminating the "Activation Required" message. The Telna sim card works very well in the USA, and it's quite cost effective.
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It is a quad band GSM phone so you could use it with either AT&T; or T-Mobile. Two things limit which carrier you can use an unlocked phone on 1) if you have AT&T; or T-Mobile, they are GSM carriers so they use SIM cards, hence the phone you use must have a SIM slot. 2) Each carrier runs their internet connection on different frequency bands (see wikipedia for Cellular Frequencies), so the phone must have access to the same bands that your provider works on. Most providers use two of the 4, so a quad band phone is one that has access to all of the bands and can work with any carrier.
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The specs from GSMArena (http://www.gsmarena.com/pantech_pocket_p9060-4245.php) suggest that it is Quadband ready, I cannot verify this seen that i have only connected to one carrier using the 850 and 1900 band.
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It requires certain frequencies, not just certain Carriers. Although the SIM300 uses one frequency that AT&T uses, it isn't the most common frequency that AT&T uses. If you want a GSM modem that works in the US you need a quad band, like the SIM900.
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Yes, Quad Band, HOWEVER this version is locked to T-Mobile. If you are not on T-Mobile you need to buy the Unlocked version.
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S. Sun: If you are responding to Al, he was talking about the N85 (not the N96). The N85 has tri-band UMTS, and comes in these two flavors: N85-1 900/2100 MHz for Europe/Asia + 1900 MHz for roaming in North America N85-2 850/1900 MHz for North America (not T-Mobile) + 2100 MHz for roaming abroadDepending on where you are, AT&T; may use either the 850 or 1900 MHz band for 3G, and the international flavor of the N85 (N85-1) may still get US 3G reception.
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It depends, most of the unlocked Blackberry devices that come from USA are usually designed for specific networks and their technology is directly attached to the network's technology... Seller must be honest and tell you even when the Blackberry 9780 is unlocked if this is a 3G capable device because you can find this Blackberry model in networks like TMOBILE and AT&T, I know that AT&T has 3G enabled devices and a Blackberry 9780 designed for this network will work in 3G anywhere around the world... But for example a Blackberry 9780 from TMOBILE has no 3G enabled so I will only work in HSDPA networks as fast connection and 2G or EDGE for slow speed connections... So, it depends of the seller honesty definitely...
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We use samsung s3600i flip phones that are quad band and will work anywhere as long as you have a compatable sim card for the country you are in. You must buy them 'unlocked' you may be able to use them in the US as well but you will be using roaming . So the cost will be larger probably. Usually you can buy or obtain sometimes for free, a sim card once you are in the country to are going to. In many countries this is done at vendors around the air or rail terminal when you are
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Yes you can, as I am doing the same. However the c6806(i think that's the right name) has LTE bands for AT&T.;