Does it support T-Mobile USA 4G network: Does it support T-Mobile USA 4G network at maximum speed?
334213
Thanks!!! and if I buy the one from Verizon, can I unlocked and use it for T-Mobile? because my plan from Verizon end on november, and I am planning not to continue and switch to T-Mbile
664872
Not sure about the specific region. But it supports T Mobile 4G LTE. I am using in Atlanta Area and it works fine.
408183
It does but it's not compatible with T-Mobile 4g. You' ll only receive 3g or Hspa+. Even then, you'll be dropped to 2g speeds in many areas. I would suggest switching carriers. Or buying a brand that you find at the T-Mobile website.
1003899
Yes, it does. Depending on coverage area, it runs T-mobile at 4G/LTE speed. Their service is just not good, but this is not phone's issue..
1973486
Yes this model works with 4g LTE. It has the category 4 band that T-Mobile uses.
1554071
This phone does support LTE 4G. As long as you live in an area that supports 4G LTE.
2273667
There is no mention of LTE in the manual so 4G us orobably the max. This is an older hotspot
1751800
It seems to support the 850, 1900 & 2100mhz 3g (HSPA/HSDPA/UMTS) frequencies. I bought 1 for my mom hoping that it would work for T Mobile's 3g here in the States. It does pick up here and there in the Dallas Texas area but usually remains at 2g for most of the time. that would mean that this version does not support the 1700 mhz frequency. as someone else already replied, t Mobile is rolling out there 1900 frequency coverage to support the iPhone so it is getting better. the description on this item doesn't specify which version the phone is, but multiple types exist, however the 1 I purchased from Amazon was , apparantly, the 1900/2100 frequency type. It seems to support the 850, 1900 & 2100mhz 3g (HSPA/HSDPA/UMTS) frequencies. I bought 1 for my mom hoping that it would work for T Mobile's 3g here in the States. It does pick up here and there in the Dallas Texas area but usually remains at 2g for most of the time. that would mean that this version does not support the 1700 mhz frequency. as someone else already replied, t Mobile is rolling out there 1900 frequency coverage to support the iPhone so it is getting better. the description on this item doesn't specify which version the phone is, but multiple types exist, however the 1 I... » Read More It seems to support the 850, 1900 & 2100mhz 3g (HSPA/HSDPA/UMTS) frequencies. I bought 1 for my mom hoping that it would work for T Mobile's 3g here in the States. It does pick up here and there in the Dallas Texas area but usually remains at 2g for most of the time. that would mean that this version does not support the 1700 mhz frequency. as someone else already replied, t Mobile is rolling out there 1900 frequency coverage to support the iPhone so it is getting better. the description on this item doesn't specify which version the phone is, but multiple types exist, however the 1 I purchased from Amazon was , apparantly, the 1900/2100 frequency type. « Show Less
334212
T-Mobile is expected to come out with their own version of the phone, which WILL support T-Mobile's 1700MHz band. So don't buy this model if you want to use it on T-Mobile's network - wait for T_mobile's version.
1730951
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
926789
I dont think the 4G LTE will work with T-Mobile even though it is unlocked since it is a AT&T device.
1933619
It supports 4G. Can't see why it should not work on T Mobile - It's unlocked. Great phone for the money Btw.
142056
Unfortunately the phone does not display at what frequency it is currently connected.It does support 3G(t-mobile in Los Angeles) .
1286314
Yes, I just activated this phone with T-Mobile in the US. It works fine, but DOES NOT work on their LTE service tier, though 4G DOES work, which they said is nearly as fast.
520099
Yes, it does work with T mobile, but you will get only Edge speed (slowest network speed) if the phone is the International version. in order to get full speed 4G,4G-LTE(fastest network speed ) from T mobile you need to get the T mobile unlocked version (U.S.version. not the international version). the international version is good only for oversea such as in China or Europ..etc. To use in the U.S. it must be compatible network bands. For my advices , please read the phone 's descriptions or specifications to avoid mistakes.
653262
no, I bought one and I don't get the 4G data that that i pay for with my t-mobile plan. I spent about 2 hours with t-mobile to get it working and still nothing. I tried contacting the seller and I got no response.
362839
From what I read the Network that the device supports will only work on 3G. At least on TMobile Towers. The Device does not support the HSPA/+ Bands and to my understanding will not support 4G. But again. I was only able to barely configure it on TMobile.