is this bb lte and wat model is it. wat is the diff btw the regular bbz10 and bb z10 international version.
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The one I got was a Verizon Branded STL100-4 model. The picture doesn't show that. I can't say which one you would get. You may have to ask the seller directly. There's no regular and international Z10. There are 4 different models which support different frequency bands and technologies. The most compatible one is the STL100-3. http://www.berryreview.com/2013/03/13/the-four-blackberry-z10-models-explained-stl100-x/All sellers should list the model they're offering. What's taking place is akin to a lottery.
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Es el modelo STL 100-1 es la versión internacional y aquí en Venezuela trabaja buenísimo con Movistar. Espero haberte ayudado cualquier pregunta con gusto la respondere
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The one I got was a Verizon Branded STL100-4 model. The picture doesn't show that. I can't say which one you would get. You may have to ask the seller directly. There's no regular and international Z10. There are 4 different models which support different frequency bands and technologies. The most compatible one is the STL100-3. http://www.berryreview.com/2013/03/13/the-four-blackberry-z10-models-explained-stl100-x/ All sellers should list the model they're offering. What's taking place is akin to a lottery.
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Yup - the one I purchased was unlocked so I was able to drop in world Sims and other country Sims! I currently use it in Canada, and if there is no LTE, you get 4G, and if no 4G you get 3G etc.
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I don't have the LTE, so I can't say for sure. However, I have read they are the same size phone, only different software loaded.
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Well it should be but to be honest with you I am not happy at all with this model. I got the same phone before bought in Europe and it was great but this model is a Chinese model and you can't have any app. because you don't have google play (and you can't install it). Fortunately a friend of mine, IT manager, could "break" it (and you have to know that by doing this you have some chance to not be able to use the phone anymore) and now it is working (but with sometimes some silly chinese messages). Otherwise, this model is also less good than my previous one in term of connection and network availability... I sincerely regret this purchase even if the seller is nice. Well it should be but to be honest with you I am not happy at all with this model. I got the same phone before bought in Europe and it was great but this model is a Chinese model and you can't have any app. because you don't have google play (and you can't install it). Fortunately a friend of mine, IT manager, could "break" it (and you have to know that by doing this you have some chance to not be able to use the phone anymore) and now it is working (but with sometimes some silly chinese messages). Otherwise, this model is also less good than my previous one in term of connection... » Read More Well it should be but to be honest with you I am not happy at all with this model. I got the same phone before bought in Europe and it was great but this model is a Chinese model and you can't have any app. because you don't have google play (and you can't install it). Fortunately a friend of mine, IT manager, could "break" it (and you have to know that by doing this you have some chance to not be able to use the phone anymore) and now it is working (but with sometimes some silly chinese messages). Otherwise, this model is also less good than my previous one in term of connection and network availability... I sincerely regret this purchase even if the seller is nice. « Show Less
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It's really 4g but not LTE. It will run on At&t; and t mobiles hsdpa+ band with speed topping out at 21 mbs but averaging around 7 mbs depending on traffic. If you want LTE for use in the United States look at the Xperia ZL model C6506. It's similar to the Z but not waterproof. If you want waterproof and LTE then look at the Z2 LTE model C6906. You'll have to buy it from Sony's website. I haven't seen it anywhere else. Also they're on back order. They're all great phones. I have the Z and my wife has the ZL. We love them. The other thing to consider is LTE is only available in major cities
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Blackberry Z10 STL100-4...works on Verizon network. I do not know about their return policy.
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This particular model is the international version which has HSPA, which can be branded as 4G but is slower than 4G LTE. If you want 4G LTE you will have to get the US version from AT&T.
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Thanks, MODEL NO : RFN81UW BLACKBERRY Q10 16GB WHITE QWERTY KEYBOARD TOUCH FACTORY UNLOCKED TYPE : SQN100-3 Compatible with 2G & 3G 800/850/900/1900/2100 & 4G LTE 800/900/1800/2600 network simcards. Thank you. KICKmobiles
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The description in the smaller print below the listing claims it is an MD260LL/A . If this is true then the phone is unlocked. I have one of these on order simply because the seller claims it is an MD260LL/A , I hope that is what I am getting. I go places at times and need a phone that works on all GSM networks . This one is suppose to according to the fine print .
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There isn't much difference other the the radios used for each network. The international version will work on at&t; and tmobile but you wouldn't get the 4G LTE speeds for data
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Yes, the RM-875 is an unlocked international version of the 1020. It also has extra LTE bands.
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I have owned both global/International versions of the Samsung Galaxy Note II. The difference between the two is created by the carriers. Samsung has 2 models n7100, which is the with No 4G/LTE. Another is n7105, which has 4G/LTE. International version is the n7100 and US carrier ATT uses n7100. On the other hand, Only t-mobile is United States has n7105. I am usually traveling around the world and I prefer unlocked devices. It is ideal for me to get the international but i want good data speed. I would advice you to get t-mobile version, so you can get it unlocked and still use 4G speeds with other carriers.
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Both the "International" and the "US" version work in Brazil. However, it may or may not work in 3G mode depending where you are and which operator you use (Claro, TIM, Oi, Vivo, CTBC...). To be short, if the operator uses 850 Mhz 3G, you'll need the US version. If 2100 Mhz, then you'll need the international. Google "frequencias 3g brasil": http://mosquitoeletronico.blog.br/index.php/3g-no-brasil/ To be honest, if you travel a lot and uses, for example, Claro (which uses the two ranges in Brazil), I would consider buying other phone that supports both (850 and 2100). Claro uses 850 in SP but 2100 in MG. Oi/BrT and Vivo use 2100 everywhere, but Vivo also uses 850 in MG (850/2100). I've heard that the major carriers (the big four) will eventually migrate to 2100 Mhz, which is the "International" (a.k.a. European) version, but I'm not sure yet. But in any case, I don't think that the 850 band will go away any time soon, so you will be OK going with 850 **if your operator uses it**. But don't count on it, it's just my guess.
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Yes, the STL100-4 Z10 is a Verizon phone. You shouldn't have any problems getting it activated. I hope you enjoy your Blackberry as much as I do mine.
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I bought a Blackberry Z-10 advertised as a Verizon model. Verizon store said it was not. I sent it back at my mailing expense but the seller took it back and put a refund on my credit card. I bought a white model because I read that all white ones are Verizon models. That one works on the Verizon wireless network. I also looked at the percentage of satisfied customers from the second seller and went with a higher percentage.
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I believe the "international" refers to the model that is not network-specific and SIM-unlocked version (i.e. AT&T; or Verizon branded) as the other network-branded models are sometimes slightly modified.
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Samsung's website shows the SM-G900H model supporting 2G and 3G only. The LTE models depend on the market, and each have their own model# for specific carriers. The SM-G900T is the T-mobile variant and supports their 3G/4G and LTE frequencies. Unless Amazon or the Marketplace sellers show a clear picture of the label on the box that show supported frequencies, I would be hesitant to buy it. I don't trust the product specs listed here, as of today April 24, 2014.