Hey, does 4G means it's cellular, right?
488025
Yes it is cellular but you wiil have to buy a data package from cellular provider.
1100577
Oh. Sorry I don't know. But 3G I think ask and tell seller. Then you can. Because I didn't see any room for 3G or 4g.
132588
Yes. I should mention that it's a few years old and i never got mine to connect to 4G. I blame Sprints support for this model though.
1732408
The "G", in 2G, 3G, and 4G, stands for generation (i.e. Second generation, Third, etc.) The biggest thing to know is that each subsequent generation increased bandwidth (and data rates, or speed), as well as increased signal reliability. If you primarily use WiFi for data operation of your phone, 2G can be just fine for you; assuming that your chosen carrier provides GSM (2G) service. If you don't rely heavily on WiFi, and need high speed data access, then this phone is probably not for you. I use WiFi exclusively for data. So, for me, I have no data plan. I only use my network for voice and SMS capabilities, so I have no need for a 3 or 4G capable phone. It all depends on how you use your phone. I hope this helps.
2244831
Yes, if there is a signal it will be amplified irregardless of whether it is 3G or 4g.
137434
Unless, you consider hspa+ 4G, then yes. There's really no standard for 4G. I'd say anything past 3 mb download speed is 4G for gsm devices. I have Net10 using their AT&T; micro Sim card. I average around 6.4 MB. The most I had was a little over 7 mb. To me, that's really good.
2278990
4g has to do with the service provider, 4G is latest version. I guess faster and more powerful then 3G 4G having better capacity for video an d more complicated websites and browsing.
1910515
Yes, this is from the posted description:* 3G/4G LTE capability (3G dependent on carrier operator and 3G network availability. 4G LTE is US only and at AT&T)
1910514
Yes, this is from the posted description:* 3G/4G LTE capability (3G dependent on carrier operator and 3G network availability. 4G LTE is US only and at AT&T;)
1855542
No. This model just got 3G service,no matter what carrier you use... If you are looking for a 4G option, get the new Nexus 7 HDX (2013).
244217
Yes, you can get 4G. When I was on Sprint, I get 4G whenever there is a 4G coverage and now I am on Net10 no contract, still using same phone, and turn out Net10 resell Sprint and I still get 4G.
157688
"CDMA 3G EVDO Rev A/4G WiMAX Processor" is exactly what it means. This phone is 4g/WIMAX, NOT LTE. Sprint is rolling out LTE coverage to many areas but seems to be hands-off for its current WIMAX coverage. Check the Sprint coverage map for your area to determine if you have ANY 4G coverage and to determine whether it is LTE or WIMAX. Their map uses two different colors to designate LTE/WIMAX.
290744
4G. ..not LTE. Odd though, it had a better signal than my Moto X at a hospital where I couldn'tConnect. ..I dont think it that big of a difference.
980233
No, this particular unit only does 2g and 3g. They are currently developing a 4g unit that will be out soon.
1836072
Yes you can make calls with a 4g phone, but you will not get 4g signal. But as another customer said, If you are using this you should be able to connect to your wifi anyways.
1694339
No 4G. Also, this phone is outdated and runs very slow, go with a Nexus 4 or 5 instead.
1200108
Phone will work on a 4G GSM network, so it depends on the level of service you get from a wireless carrier.