Is this model C6603 Compatible with the T-Mobile 4G LTE Networks here in the USA?
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Only tried it with att and it only picks up hspa. Pretty sure thats the fastest speed compatible unless maybe if you get the tmobile version
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I read this model was made to latin america! i don´t know if this model is compatible with 4g LTE in USA because there are some series, for example to Europe is C6606, i think C6602 is to USA! sorry I had the same dude, im from ecuador and i bought it to bring here!
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The US version supports T-Mobile 1700/2100 Mhz AWS frequencies, which have been used in the past for T-Mobile all across the US. Currently, T-Mobile is shifting much of the 3G HSPA traffic to 1900 Mhz, which was previously used for 2G. This shift frees up the 1700/2100 bands for 4G LTE use. Google "t mobile frequency refarming" to find details. To get the best T-Mobile coverage across the USA, buy the US version of the phone. If you will use the phone in mostly a major metropolitan area with refarmed frequencies (like the SF Bay area), the Global GSM version works just fine and does get high speed 3G (HSPDA+) on T-Mobile, AND has better compatibility in places like Europe. If you never expect to use the phone outside the USA, get the US GSM version. I bought a Global GSM Moto G for a friend recently, and it works great in the SF Bay Area, and it worked great on a trip to Europe she took.The US GSM version does not support the 900 Mhz HSDPA band, which is widely used outside the USA. Amazon's comment about the Global GSM phone supporting T-Mobile on 2G only is not really accurate, although would apply if you did not live in an area with refarmed frequencies.
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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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It should. the C5502 model supports HSPA+ and recognizes 5 frequencies for 3/4G internet. I'm on ATT and it works great.
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No, but it does support T-Mobile's enhanced speed 3g (also called 4g by T-Mobile). For LTE use an Xperia ZL c6506 or get an Xperia Z from T-Mobile.
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Just finished chatting with a T-Mobile rep. Here is the answer: Alfredo R: Think nothing of it. Justin, Non-T-Mobile phones without the AWS 1700/2100 band will not work on T-Mobile's 3G / 4G network due to band limitations. In order to connect with the 3G / 4G network, a device needs to use both of the AWS 1700/2100 bands (not just one or the other).Alfredo R: For the LTE, T-Mobile's 4G LTE network will operate on the same band as our 4G HSPA+ network, Band IV, which uses 1700 MHz and 2100 MHz frequencies to transmit data services.
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In regards to 4G LTE networks, I am in one and it works fine. The model I have is the new Q10 which has the combination keypad and touchscreen. This unlocked phone had the AT&T; insignia on it. T Mobile supplied a Sim card at no charge.
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I use mine with Verizon.As it says in the specs on the page, for 4G LTE data on the Verizon network and AWS data on the T-Mobile network.
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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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Yes, I use T-Mobile with this phone...and when I'm in an area with 4g LTE it does work! Hope that helps!
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Hi, William, in venezuela the model C6603 works fine in the Digitel network(2g, 3g and 4g) movilnet and movistar this model only work 2g, if provider is one of then you need yhe model C6602 that work 3g whihtout problems.
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Quoad is right - it will NOT work with T-Mobile USA's 3G network (though it WILL work on T-Mobile's 3G networks in Europe).This North American edition supports 3G (UMTS) over 850, 1900 and 2100 MHz - the former two are used by AT&T; Wireless and many other carriers in the Americas, whereas 2100 MHz is used internationally. T-Mobile USA uses a different band, 1700 MHz, which is not (yet) supported by any Symbian/S60 phone.Also, of course, it will not work with CDMA carriers such as Verizon, Sprint, US Cellular, MetroPCS, etc.
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I used it for about a week or two with T-Mobile in the US and worked fine using 3G (I had LTE enabled but I'm not sure if it was using it though). That was using model D821, as advertised.
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the phone works fine with T-mobile's 4G LTE network, all you have to do is get a micro-sim card and insert it to start using your phone, if you already have a micro-sim sized card then just plug in.
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Yes. I was able to obtain 31 mb per second download using T-Mobile. Mind you, the C6602 does not have LTE (C6603 & c6606 do have LTE). It runs great on just GSM only, everywhere I go. It uses 4 bands of connectivity at one time while on GSM, so it's hard to have the signal drop. It's a bit slower using that, but, GSM is free data on T-Mobile, if you have a regular account (not prepaid). HSDPA+ is really fast if you get decent coverage. But it will drain your battery faster, obviously if you're using it more, which, is easy to do. Google Play Music made me end up upgrading to unlimited data. My cell is faster then home internet! I highly recommend the C6602. I briefly owned the Z1S, the latest and greatest. While it has more internal storage then the Z, the screen doesn't look as sharp. They changed the types, and, the older one is brighter. You can use a 64gb sd card btw. It's commonly advertised as only being able to handle 32. The boot loader is unlocked, so it's super easy to root, if you ever want to do that. Kit Kat 4.4.2 is out for it, and it runs pretty good. The waterproof is an awesome feature. Just make sure the flaps are closed. They can get annoying to open, and can wear out requiring it to be mailed in for service. So, I highly recommend getting the dock. There are a few generic ones for cheap. You just slide the phone in, no plugging. Comes in handy, because screens that large use a lot of power, especially if you leave it on super bright. The battery life is comparable to my old iPhone 5/5s. I highly recommend this phone.
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It is a brand new fone out of the box. However it is an international version so it will not work with tmobile or att LTE network.
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How are you? this phone works at 2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 and 3G Network HSDPA 900 / 1900 / 2100 T-Mobile uses 1700/2100 network for 3G. The phone will work, but I will rather call them in advance and let them know you want to connect this phone in your area. Give them the frequency compatibility and they should be able to let you know if it will work for you or not. Again, the phone will work, for voice but you have to double check if your need 3G 1700 or with the 3G 2100 frequency is Ok to use this phone for data in your area.