I live in Italy and want to know if I can set it up there. Will it work with WIND, TIM or Vodaphone?
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I bought it for my niece who is living in Venezuela and it worked very well. I works with all Venezuelan carries. I recommend 100% this product
928224
I'm sorry I don't know that, but, I think it needs to work since it is unlocked to work with whatever provider. The one that I bought works perfectly in South America and also in France.
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Alice, this device will work in Australia provided you have the appropriate plug adapter. I purchased this device for a trip to Italy, but I also purchased a set of Conair plug adapters in anticipation of other international destinations. One of those plugs is designed for Australia. The set of plug adapters is inexpensive. Enjoy your trip!
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The phone is capable of working with T-Mobile LTE. To my knowledge, there are no separate versions for different carriers. I ordered mine online unlocked and I have successfully used it with T-Mobile, MetroPCS, Wind in Italy, and TIM in Italy. Most likely you have some wrong parameters specific to AT&T; still in the phone. Did you try resetting it? If you can, just stop by at a T-Mobile store and they should be able to fix it for you.
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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.
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Yes it can. It has an adapter that will take it to cover the voltage in Europe. WhT you will need now is a plug adapter for Italy. You can find them at an elwctrical, hardware or electronics store.
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I have Verizon FIOS phone service, so I cannot answer with certainty, but the Digitone is the "first line of defense", so as long as your service provides the incoming number, or labels the call as "unavailable" or "unknown", it should work fine.
750498
It works great in Italy and France but the plug configuration might be different in England from continental Europe.
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Normally it should work,but I always recommend that its best to go to a photo shop.its a good set up but be very careful with the transmitter,in Italy it fell of my belt and I did not notice (I never found it again)
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If they sell SIM cards in Kuwait I see no reason why it would not work. Purchasing SIM cards is very easy in Europe while it is not as much in the US. And their price ranges a lot. In Poland it was almost free and the service very cheap (I got one for US$3) while in Italy expensive (the cheapest was 13 Euros and that was form a cheap company with little coverage; the one from the main company cost me 40 Euros). Also be aware that it does not do everything a normal router might do. I wanted to use it with my Republic Wireless phone and its firewall would not allow it. I played with all the configuration settings and could not get it to work. Huawei's customer service would not provide any help for this unit. If they sell SIM cards in Kuwait I see no reason why it would not work. Purchasing SIM cards is very easy in Europe while it is not as much in the US. And their price ranges a lot. In Poland it was almost free and the service very cheap (I got one for US$3) while in Italy expensive (the cheapest was 13 Euros and that was form a cheap company with little coverage; the one from the main company cost me 40 Euros). Also be aware that it does not do everything a normal router might do. I wanted to use it with my Republic Wireless phone and its firewall would not allow it. I played... » Read More If they sell SIM cards in Kuwait I see no reason why it would not work. Purchasing SIM cards is very easy in Europe while it is not as much in the US. And their price ranges a lot. In Poland it was almost free and the service very cheap (I got one for US$3) while in Italy expensive (the cheapest was 13 Euros and that was form a cheap company with little coverage; the one from the main company cost me 40 Euros). Also be aware that it does not do everything a normal router might do. I wanted to use it with my Republic Wireless phone and its firewall would not allow it. I played with all the configuration settings and could not get it to work. Huawei's customer service would not provide any help for this unit. « Show Less
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My undertanding if you activate it outside of germany, it won't work. If its helpful, activating it folling the directions was not a big deal.
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I'd say yes. I think it was build (or at least its region was meant to be) on Italy, yet i'm using it in Colombia flawlessly; either connecting to Internet using a 3G network or making cell calls.Expect an european plug, however. Not a big deal.
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I'd say yes. I think it was build (or at least its region was meant to be) on Italy, yet i'm using it in Colombia flawlessly; either connecting to Internet using a 3G network or making cell calls. Expect an european plug, however. Not a big deal.
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Alessandro, I wish I could reliably answer this question. I do not know what frequencies or cell phone technology is used in Italy. The Veer can work on a 3G network. Indeed it was sold by ATT when they were trying to get their 4G network up and running. It has no problem with 3G in the US. In Italy?
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It will not work in Italy. This phone is a Dual band 850/1900MHz phone. Italy is 900/1800MHz. Look for a unlocked Quad band phone.
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I have only used it in England. If you have the correct plug, it should work in Italy.Stanley
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Yes, the hair dryer works in Italy and other European countries. You have to switch the voltage (on the handle of the hair dryer) and when you get to Italy, use an adaptor. The dryer must be used only on the low setting, but feels like high to Americans. It works very well, I used it for 2 wks this fall on a trip to France! Beth McCauslin
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Sorry, cant say whether it works with that service or not. I used mine briefly with our local phone company, Qwest, which after numerous problems with service, poor infrastructure, and an awful support model, I dumped them for cable. The device itself works well once configured properly but run's very hot. I added a fan to the top of mine to keep it from burning out. I would call your provider and ask this question.