Does it work with Italian mobile sim? and what about the warranty? In case of problems is the warranty valid in Italy?
941272
Hello, Im from Venezuela, and I bought this item last week, it work very well with Venezuelan mobile sim because is unlocked. The warranty isnt valid in Venezuela, but yes in european community. Sorry for my english. Bye!
941273
Hello friend, Really I dont know, I use in Venezuela with Digitel Carrier, its works fine... Digitel works in a 2100 mhz band. like europe... I think that it must work in Italy too.
941274
Hello, I´m from Venezuela, and I bought this item last week, it work very well with Venezuelan mobile sim because is unlocked. The warranty isn´t valid in Venezuela, but yes in european community. Sorry for my english. Bye!
190310
if. I use it in Venezuela and not had any problems, excellent mobilesi. yo lo uso en venezuela y no e tenido ningún problema, exelente móvil
75145
I have only used it in England. If you have the correct plug, it should work in Italy.Stanley
1667777
Yes, it does work in Italy. Just remember to plug it in first before plugging your electronics into it.
668559
I bought mine in Puno, Per and activated it with my brother's Movistar (postpay) account. On returning stateside, I bought a SIM and service from Lycamobile (which partners with AT&T). So far the only thing that has not worked is the barcode reader, because the camera is not auto-focus. But it is slow, especially when wifi is not available; and the number of apps that can be installed is very limited if the SD memory is not upgraded (maximum is 32 gigabytes). I also bought one used (from Amazon) to send to Argentina to an in-law. That one was apparently locked for use in Australia (I did not try to use it in the USA) but I think it has been successfully unlocked. They sell for about $78 from Amazon.
1254654
Hi! I purchase one of this! Great phone. Since it is a GSM should work problemless in India. It works nicely in Germany and in Brazil, I've tried it whit diferents SIM cards, from severat carrieres and no problem so far.Regards, markus
547619
Hi Julia. Yes, it works without any problem by now. I am using it with Movistar but, as a Multiband device, it works well with all those companies. Saludos ;)
189024
i have adsl conection in italy, can i use this with my connection or is with sim card mobile?thanks
1250321
Just came back from Italy with this phone. Any prepaid SIM card from TIM, Vodafone, Wind will do, but I read that TIM has good coverage, so I went with them. Basically you buy a prepaid SIM card which will give you a phone # in Italy for around 25 euros I think, but it gives you 15 euro of usage time. Incoming calls, even from US, are free. Talk is like 10-20 cents per min even overseas. Was told that texting to US is not worth it. As for texting, I received the text msgs from Trenitalia and TIM without any problems. Coverage from TIM and the phone's reception was great, no issues at all in Venice, Florence, and Rome. Battery life is good like the others have said. Just came back from Italy with this phone. Any prepaid SIM card from TIM, Vodafone, Wind will do, but I read that TIM has good coverage, so I went with them. Basically you buy a prepaid SIM card which will give you a phone # in Italy for around 25 euros I think, but it gives you 15 euro of usage time. Incoming calls, even from US, are free. Talk is like 10-20 cents per min even overseas. Was told that texting to US is not worth it. As for texting, I received the text msgs from Trenitalia and TIM without any problems. Coverage from TIM and the phone's reception was great, no issues at all in... » Read More Just came back from Italy with this phone. Any prepaid SIM card from TIM, Vodafone, Wind will do, but I read that TIM has good coverage, so I went with them. Basically you buy a prepaid SIM card which will give you a phone # in Italy for around 25 euros I think, but it gives you 15 euro of usage time. Incoming calls, even from US, are free. Talk is like 10-20 cents per min even overseas. Was told that texting to US is not worth it. As for texting, I received the text msgs from Trenitalia and TIM without any problems. Coverage from TIM and the phone's reception was great, no issues at all in Venice, Florence, and Rome. Battery life is good like the others have said. « Show Less
1613088
It works with any GSM carrier that uses SIM cards. You will need a SIM from your carrier in Egypt
58360
I can talk about brazilian Mobil SIM card. Yes. It works perfectly. I was worried, but I didn't have any problem.
347659
It worked great in Tunisia and Morocco for me. I bought a SIM card through OneSim and I had no problems.
1250320
It is a quad band phone so it has two sim card slots, just get another simcard for the service that you will use in italy and you should be good to go.
587046
It's been about a year since I got it, so my memory is a little hazy. But it came with some minutes already loaded, and it already had an Italian phone number, which became the number on our phone when the card was inserted. There was a phone number to call to activate it, which I was able to do in the US. When I tested it here, it roamed on AT&T. I also added an additional hour or so of calling while I was in the States, just to make sure that worked okay. It was really easy on the Uno Mobile website. In Italy, I don't know what network it was on, but our daughter never had any problems with it during her 3 months in Siena.
1969116
My gf bought it and it worked perfectly in Argentina. All you'd have to find out is if your carrier supports this phone. If so, all you'll need is just a new sim card, provided by your carrier
1846643
No warranty , I think the difference is that the international version can be used as a telephone to make outgoing and receive incoming voice calls, sim is unlocked for any carrier.
765275
I believe it will work w/ any phone that uses a SIM card (make sure you specify either "standard" or "micro" SIM, depending on the size of the card required for your phone). My experience was very positive and easy .... when I arrived in Frankfurt, I put in the new SIM card, turned my phone on and Voila, everything worked. The minutes got chewed up pretty quickly (and I didn't really use it for Internet browsing, but suspect that would use minutes on the SIM even faster) and never had to renew, but it seemed very seamless.