Can I buy an international Galaxy Note 2 and use it with Verizon's 4G LTE? What are the differences in Verizon's phone and the International version?
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yes you will be able to, inernational phones are open for all companies that use sim cards and you can use them world wide, you will get updates before US owners.
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I have the note N7000 unlocked made in France, activated in a prepaid service plan (simple mobile only $50.00 monthly). Why pay more to those companies that increase the rates monthly plus a 2 years contract such at&t; or Verizon? I don't know if the Note 2 works in the american net but with my note everything is working perfect so I am really happy with it.
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No, it will only work with AT%T or T-Mobile. If you want to go prepaid without contract you have Straight talk wireless, H2O wireles...
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International Version Samsung Galaxy Note II N7100 (GSM) can be use for T-mobile & AT&T; ONLY. NOT for Verizon. because Verizon Not support to GSM..Verizon support only CDMA method.Also I'm not recommend International Version if your in US....NO SERVICE, NO WARRANTY.Please be patient. ask your telephone provider.
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I have the note N7000 unlocked made in France, activated in a prepaid service plan (simple mobile only $50.00 monthly). Why pay more to those companies that increase the rates monthly plus a 2 years contract such at&t or Verizon? I don't know if the Note 2 works in the american net but with my note everything is working perfect so I am really happy with it.
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Hi i do not know note 2, but for note 1, i cannot use Verizon's phone line. Because the note has to use SIM card, which Verizon does not have. And verizon's data is very expensive. So i choose to use TMobile.
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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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Yes Any samsung galaxy note 2 it does not matter what celll phone provider you use
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Yes, all you need is a SIM card but check with carrier to make sure it will work in your galaxy note 2 international.
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I have to apologize in advance if this answer is less than helpful. My quick research tells me that the correct model number is SCH-I925 (that's the letter "I" not the number "1"). This tells me that you have an LTE version of the Galaxy Note 10.1 usable on either the Verizon or US Cellular networks. What I cannot determine is whether your tablet is the 2014 version or the previous version. The short answer to your question is if you have the 2014 version, then NO this case won't fit properly. If you have the prior version, then YES it should work fine. When Samsung updated the product, they changed the dimension slightly which will impact how snug a fit you get with your case. I have to apologize in advance if this answer is less than helpful. My quick research tells me that the correct model number is SCH-I925 (that's the letter "I" not the number "1"). This tells me that you have an LTE version of the Galaxy Note 10.1 usable on either the Verizon or US Cellular networks. What I cannot determine is whether your tablet is the 2014 version or the previous version. The short answer to your question is if you have the 2014 version, then NO this case won't fit properly. If you have the prior version, then YES it should work fine. When Samsung... » Read More I have to apologize in advance if this answer is less than helpful. My quick research tells me that the correct model number is SCH-I925 (that's the letter "I" not the number "1"). This tells me that you have an LTE version of the Galaxy Note 10.1 usable on either the Verizon or US Cellular networks. What I cannot determine is whether your tablet is the 2014 version or the previous version. The short answer to your question is if you have the 2014 version, then NO this case won't fit properly. If you have the prior version, then YES it should work fine. When Samsung updated the product, they changed the dimension slightly which will impact how snug a fit you get with your case. « Show Less
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International version Brand New International Version GSM NETWORK ONLY 2G 3G support. 4G support will need to check with your carrier G2 2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 3G Network HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100 4G Network LTE 900 / 1800 / 2100 / 2600 /
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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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Hello well if you read full phone specs it supports LTE 4G at 700MHz only, the one i've got is an unlocked Verizon Branded one so i guess that can connect to a 4G network but it's better if you ask to Verizon if in your location have LTE coverage first.
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There are several differences in the AT&T US Version and the International Unlocked version: Unlocked/International: 1) Works right out of the box with T-Mobile or AT&T sim cards and will be a great phone if you travel to Europe at it will accept other sim cards. 2) You will need to setup lanuage and country in the settings in the phone. Mine came setup in English for the UK, so I just had to set up USA. 3) International has FM radio. 4) The processor is similar in the two, I prefer the International. 5) Physical home button and also when you press it it wakes up the screen AT&T US NOTE: 1) No FM Radio 2) No physical HOME button 3) Sim is locked to AT&T so you cannot use the locked AT&T one with TMobile sim card unless you unlock the phone. A website to go to for more on this subject is: http://smallcomputing.net/2012/04/10/samsung-galaxy-note-international-gt-n7000-vs-sgh-i717/ Hope this helps. Daisy 1) No FM Radio.
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In the US wifi only Note devices of 16 gb and 32 gb were released on Aug 16th. The wifi + 3g (or 4g lte) devices will follow later once companies like AT7T and Verizon decide to carry them. However, quadband gsm/hspa+ 3g models were released in other countries. Currently both 16gb and 32gb unlocked 10.1" Notes are available worldwide. This is a Samsung device, however Samsung US will not honor the warranty.
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There are various US LTE Bands. This phone works with T-Mobile, and At&t. It Does not work with Verizon. If you want specific bands that this phone works on go to the specifications tab: http://store.sony.com/xperia-z-4g-lte-for-t-mobile-zid27-C6606//cat-27-catid-Android-Smartphone?vva_ColorCode=000000&_t=pfm%3Dsearch and scroll down until you see networks. There it will show you all the bandwiths that this phone is compatible with. Then go to your carrier's website and look to see if any of them are compatible with your carrier.
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Dear, this phone support 2G network: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz and 3G network: WCDMA 850/2100MHz.So it cannot be used with Verizon. You can use the sim card with GSM or WCDMA Network, such as AT&T; and T-mobile.Thanks a lot.
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I have a Galaxy note 10.1 from Verizon and it doesn't work with it. Not sure about the tab 2 and don't know how to find out.
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If it is a standard card it will not work unless the card is "cut" using micro simcard cutter. The Galaxy note 2 uses microsim cards which are smaller than the standard sim cards. If the card is a microsim card then yes it will work. When I changed phones, I had an HTC TyTN2 and Blackberry Bold , both used standard cards. I took them to an electronic shop and had the card cut and it has worked flawlessly. You may need to have some settings for internet access updated by the carrier for the phone and mine was done by my carrier free of charge. Alternatively you can get a new microsim card form your carrier. If it is a standard card it will not work unless the card is "cut" using micro simcard cutter. The Galaxy note 2 uses microsim cards which are smaller than the standard sim cards. If the card is a microsim card then yes it will work. When I changed phones, I had an HTC TyTN2 and Blackberry Bold , both used standard cards. I took them to an electronic shop and had the card cut and it has worked flawlessly. You may need to have some settings for internet access updated by the carrier for the phone and mine was done by my carrier free of charge. Alternatively you can get a new... » Read More If it is a standard card it will not work unless the card is "cut" using micro simcard cutter. The Galaxy note 2 uses microsim cards which are smaller than the standard sim cards. If the card is a microsim card then yes it will work. When I changed phones, I had an HTC TyTN2 and Blackberry Bold , both used standard cards. I took them to an electronic shop and had the card cut and it has worked flawlessly. You may need to have some settings for internet access updated by the carrier for the phone and mine was done by my carrier free of charge. Alternatively you can get a new microsim card form your carrier. « Show Less
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YesAny samsung galaxy note 2 it does not matter what celll phone provider you use
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I believe the only difference with the two different models is that the international version uses HSPA+ vs the US model that works on LTE/4G. I'm currently using mine with AT&T; on HSPA+ and am very happy with the data speed. I cannot speak for other carriers at this time.
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Sorry can't help you, used the phone in Thailand GSM, worked fine for 3 years then screen developed holes after I dropped it. Now have the Galaxy Note 2 and love it.