exact 3G frequenciesfor this cell model needed Please, post the exact frequencies for 3G for this cell. Note there are 3 models for this Samsung Google Nexus S according to the 3G freq, post also the exact model (i9023, i9020A or i9020T). This is really important for me. ¿is this the 3G 850/1900/2100 version, the T-Mobile version or the other one?? exact 3G frequenciesfor this cell model needed Please, post the exact frequencies for 3G for this cell. Note there are 3 models for this Samsung Google Nexus S according to the 3G freq, post also... » Read More exact 3G frequenciesfor this cell model needed Please, post the exact frequencies for 3G for this cell. Note there are 3 models for this Samsung Google Nexus S according to the 3G freq, post also the exact model (i9023, i9020A or i9020T). This is really important for me. ¿is this the 3G 850/1900/2100 version, the T-Mobile version or the other one?? « Show Less
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Be carefull! Really this is the model you are looking for, ATT i9020A, but the seller The OEM Shop sent me two i9023 european model (!!) And they didn' response my claim yet... if you order it do it to a different seller and check with them if it is the correct 20A model before order and shipment (I did it but they made a wrong confirmation or simply they lied)
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Hello everyone,Frustrated here in Mexico! I got a Nexus S used in excellent condition from a seller on E-bay, only to discover it is not CDMA compatible. I got the T-mobile version (I9020T). Can anyone tell me what carrier it is compatible with in Mexico, if the 3g can be used, and the exact frequencies of this phone!thanks
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Depends of the model:- i9020A: 3G freq: 850/1900/2100 (Most America and part of Europe, for example, Spain).- i9023: 3G freq: 900/1700/2100 (Europe).- i9020T: 3G freq: 900/1700/2100 (only T-mobile, and it could work in part of America and part of Europe)If you post here your country I'll tell you the model you need.
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why not respond to messages? phone works for 3G network from AT & T? really is the model i9020A or T-Mobile version i9020T?. Thanks
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javier, i live in costa rica, our phone company uses the frecuency w-cdma 850 would this phone work here
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Sí, para Costa Rica necesitas el I9020A si quieres usar el 3G (hoy en día imprescindible). Con ningún otro modelo podrás usar 3G en ese país. Saludos,
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The 3g in Mexico is all 850, the phone you got is 1700. so the 3g will not work in Mexico.
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I would like to use the phone on WIND 1700 Freq in Canada but also In Mexico, which phone do i need?
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please reply, I'm planning to use this phone outside US and I need to know tech specs about the 3G bands used by this Nexus S
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CORRECTION : Sorry, by mistake given a reply for a wrong phone, please note below is the correct reply applying to the model you enquire : SIM 1 2G Networks GSM 850/900/1800/1900 SIM 1 3G Networks 850(B5)/900(B8)/1900(B2)/2100(B1) SIM 1 4G Networks LTE 800(B20)/1800(B3)/2600(B7) Simcard Trays 1 (Single Sim) Simcard Type Micro-SIM Model No 801N IMPORTANT : PLEASE CHECK WITH YOUR NETWORK PROVIDER THE COMPATIBILITY BEFORE YOU BUY. You can contact t-mobile and clarify with them, if the above phone bands are acceptable to them with regard to 3G. Thank you. KICKmobiles
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Hi, Ill try to be as clear as possible about this: 3G HSDPA TriBand: 2.100 MHz/1.900 MHz/850 MHz GSM/GPRS/EDGE Networks: 850/900/1.800/1.900 MHz Hope it helps, My best regards.
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I did not check my email recently .. I am using moto-e ( perhaps global international version product ), in Korea in 3G reception.. and, as far as I konw, 3G frequency in Korea is 1900 or 2100 MHz..If you check moto-e website, or wikipedia, or gsm arena, you might be able to find the answer..
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The Galaxy Nexus is a mobile that works in 5 bands. It's made to work worlwide. Which are the bands used in Iran? If the bands are some of this: GSM/EDGE/GPRS: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz; 3G: 850/900/1700/1900/2100 MHz you will not have problems. It's a good mobile but sadly is no supported by Google anymore. I recommend you to buy the Nexus 5.
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4G bands LTE band 3(1800), 7(2600), 8(900), 20(800) - EMEA LTE band 1(2100), 3(1800), 7(2600), 8(900), 28(700) - Asia LTE band 4(1700/2100), 17(700) - T-Mobile LTE band 2(1900), 4(1700/2100), 5(850), 7(2600), 17(700) - AT&T;LTE band 40(2300) - India
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I just pulled this from the Tmobile website Band (frequency): 850 MHz;900 MHz;1800 MHz;1900 MHz;UMTS: Band I (2100);UMTS: Band IV (AWS);Band II (1900) I'm not sure if this is the same as it is on here, but Tmobile isn't listing the 1700 band.
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Hello, you need to view frequencies this works operator: 900, 1900 for the 3G, you have to consider.
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Did you read the specifications for it?? Yes it has GSM,, BUT!!!! You really need to look at the radio frequencies it works on and then check the radio frequencies of the service provider you want to use it on.For example. Here in the USA both AT&T; and T-Mobile use the GSM system, BUT!!! T-Mobile uses a radio frequencies for their LTE or 3G service that the table doesn't accommodate. So using the GT-P6800 on T-Mobile limits it to 2G (<.7 mpbs max speed) service while using it on AT&T; at least lets it get the faster HSPDA+ (~ .7 -1.5 mbps) service even though it doesn't get AT&T; LTE service.So, look at the radio specs and check the carrier requirements. Did you read the specifications for it?? Yes it has GSM,, BUT!!!! You really need to look at the radio frequencies it works on and then check the radio frequencies of the service provider you want to use it on.For example. Here in the USA both AT&T; and T-Mobile use the GSM system, BUT!!! T-Mobile uses a radio frequencies for their LTE or 3G service that the table doesn't accommodate. So using the GT-P6800 on T-Mobile limits it to 2G (<.7 mpbs max speed) service while using it on AT&T; at least lets it get the faster HSPDA+ (~ .7 -1.5 mbps) service even though it doesn't get AT&T; LTE... » Read More Did you read the specifications for it?? Yes it has GSM,, BUT!!!! You really need to look at the radio frequencies it works on and then check the radio frequencies of the service provider you want to use it on.For example. Here in the USA both AT&T; and T-Mobile use the GSM system, BUT!!! T-Mobile uses a radio frequencies for their LTE or 3G service that the table doesn't accommodate. So using the GT-P6800 on T-Mobile limits it to 2G (<.7 mpbs max speed) service while using it on AT&T; at least lets it get the faster HSPDA+ (~ .7 -1.5 mbps) service even though it doesn't get AT&T; LTE service.So, look at the radio specs and check the carrier requirements. « Show Less
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This is a GSM Phone and this 6902 model will only work on AT&T and T-Mobile on 3G but will not work on the T-Mobile 4G LTE signal as it is missing the 1700 mHz band. You need the 6903 Z1 model to get Absolutely all bands so that it works on all 4G LTE signals. Hope that answers your question...
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I got the Global version because I live on Australia and the global version supports all of our frequencies as well as the majority of places around the world (including every GSM carrier in the US except for t-mobile).If you are keen on going with t-mobile I recommend going the US version.Although some people are saying the global version works with t-mobile in some areas, so I guess you might want to take the risk if you travel outside the US a lot.To clarify, this is only 3G data I'm talking about, 2G data and voice calls work with every GSM carrier on either the Global or US model. I got the Global version because I live on Australia and the global version supports all of our frequencies as well as the majority of places around the world (including every GSM carrier in the US except for t-mobile).If you are keen on going with t-mobile I recommend going the US version.Although some people are saying the global version works with t-mobile in some areas, so I guess you might want to take the risk if you travel outside the US a lot.To clarify, this is only 3G data I'm talking about, 2G data and voice calls work with every GSM carrier on... » Read More I got the Global version because I live on Australia and the global version supports all of our frequencies as well as the majority of places around the world (including every GSM carrier in the US except for t-mobile).If you are keen on going with t-mobile I recommend going the US version.Although some people are saying the global version works with t-mobile in some areas, so I guess you might want to take the risk if you travel outside the US a lot.To clarify, this is only 3G data I'm talking about, 2G data and voice calls work with every GSM carrier on either the Global or US model. « Show Less
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4G bands LTE band 3(1800), 7(2600), 8(900), 20(800) - EMEA LTE band 1(2100), 3(1800), 7(2600), 8(900), 28(700) - Asia LTE band 4(1700/2100), 17(700) - T-Mobile LTE band 2(1900), 4(1700/2100), 5(850), 7(2600), 17(700) - AT&T LTE band 40(2300) - India
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Hi, but i saw review here that G900F model support 4G LTE in USASo, dose it or not? because I'm going to Saudi Arabia and will come back?
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Sorry but I can not find you model, I can only see the following models:GT-I9300[T]GT-I9305[N/T]SHV-E210K/L/SSGH-T999/LSGH-I747SGH-N064SGH-N035SCH-J021SCH-R530SCH-I535SCH-S960LGT-I9308SCH-I939SCH-S968CPlease refer to this page to see models and dimensions, hopefully it will help (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galaxy_S3).
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Ma be the frequency, this model use 850/1900/2100 3G, perhaps T Mobile use 900/1900/2100 so you have to get de Model I8190 wich works with this frequencies or try to get S4 Mini quad band works in all the fequencies. I hope this coments had been helpfull for you. Best Regards.
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I am just beginning to learn how to use this phone. 3G is also fine for me; the phone is a reference, not my only source.
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So I had posted earlier based on the seller's data. Anyways, I just received the phone today and this is what I find: This phone is completely unlocked, 9900 model that works with AT&T (USA), Rogers, Telus and Bell (Canada). Unlike what is mentioned in the technical description, it supports the 850Mhz UMTS as well, so you get full 3G speed with AT&T. This will not give you 3G with T-Mobile as it does not support the 1700 MHz band. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Does this product have the 1700/2100 band? The seller's description does not state so. Without this band, the phone will not be able to work on T-Mobile 3G. It is a GSM phone, so no Sprint or Verizon. Also, without the 850 MHz UMTS, it will also not serve AT&T. Hence, without 1700/2100 (note only 2100 will not work and listening/transmitting frequencies are different) this phone will not get 3G speeds for ANY major US telecom operator (EDGE may be present). Can the seller please clarify?