You show 700, 850, 1700 & 1900 LTE frequencies, but that is irrelevant. I want an ironclad guarantee that it will receive AT&T's LTE.
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You must contact the seller and tell them that you need a specific version because there are several versions of this smartphone. I bought one for one carrier and the one I received did not work for it so I had to use it with another carrier against my will.
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We purchased this phone for use with AT&T; and it works great, exactly as our previous one we purchased from AT&T; did.
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You need to check your local carrier if the Band can match. but we ship USA only. 2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 - all versions 3G Network HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1700 / 1900 / 2100 - all versions 4G Network LTE 800 / 850 / 900 / 1700 / 1800 / 1900 / 2100 / 2600 - C6903
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The phone is LTE capable, but it receives LTE through the carrier specs of the phone. In this phone's case, GSM or UMTS.
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I just spoke with a Wilson rep and it WILL NOT support AT&T; LTE. They do have other products that will including wireless and corded boosters. Contact Wilson for the best answer like I did.
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Yes, my phone has the ability to use LTE but at home I can't get LTE, only at work do I get LTE. At home I have 4-5 bars without LTE.
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Same phone, different model. There were different releases for the US and international market that could receive different LTE bands. See the wikipedia article for more.
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with this listing it seems to be a roll of the dice. I received an LT28at with the AT&T; logo on it that was unlocked. I wanted the LT28i or an LT28h for the 1700 band but the LT28at doesn't come with that. The LT28i does come with HSPA bands although not as many as the h, but the h doesn't have any LTE bands.
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For the LT15i (i for International) the frequencies are: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 HSDPA 900 / 2100 That means it will NOT work for 3G on AT&T nor T-Mobile in the USA.
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According to the product description: 4G Network: LTE 800 / 900 / 1800 / 2600
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Model 900F does not work on US Carriers LTE because of the frequencies they use. Nothing to do. Get a model compatible with US carriers. Google 4G frequencies to find the correct model. I believe model 900A is AT&T; compatible. Please check.
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Missing the 700 LTE band. You might have VERY limited coverage depending on where you are on the 1700 LTE band.
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Hi, this phone is AT&T branded, the frequency in which 4g its going to work its LTE 700 MHz Class 17 / 2100, and 3g HSDPA 850 / 900 / 2100, while 2g its in every frequency, hope this helps. Regards
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Um, not sure what AT is but, I assume you meant ATT and I did not see that. I was questioning because under the product description it states "Weight 150g (LTE) Data LTE/CDMA WIFI BLUETOOTH" and I did not think that ATT & T-Mobile used CDMA.
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I think T-MO's 3G/4G LTE runs on Band 4:1700MHz(D)+2100MHz(U) , and in some areas where T-MO has refarmed the 1900MHz spectrum, its 3G may work. Note his phone is designed for **3G** WCDMA at 850 or 2100, not for 4G LTE. AT&T's 3G in the US might work on the 850, and the 2100 is more for the international market (e.g. like asia & europe).
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Model 900F does not work on US Carriers LTE because of the frequencies they use. Nothing to do. Get a model compatible with US carriers. Google 4G frequencies to find the correct model. I believe model 900A is AT&T compatible. Please check.
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In the Raleigh, NC area i get LTE because the city uses band 4. However, 90% of other cities uses band 17, which the phone does not support. So the best you'll get is HSPA+ (which is 4G non LTE in AT&T terms): The following cities uses Band 4: Phoenix, Raleigh, San Juan, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Oklahoma City, Dallas, Chicago, Charlotte, Athens, GA and College Station, TX. The following cities uses Band 2: Baltimore, Dallas, New York City, Philadelphia, San Francisco and Washington, D.C. If the city is not listed there then you are under Band 17 (again this phone does not support Band 17) **Note: Although these cities are listed to use the band, the range coverage of these specific band is limited, and may not cover the entire city.
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It only partially supports T-Mobile 3G/4G HSPA bands. It does not support the 1700mhz band which is what the majority of T-Mobile's 3G/4G HSPA service uses. They have refarmed some areas to use the 1900mhz band but not all of them. It is also hard to find out what areas have been refarmed but there is a map out there somewhere that shows it. However, it does appear to have full 2G and 4G LTE coverage