Will it work on T-Mobile and Simple Mobile? I do NOT see the 1700 frequency band
1843952
We use Tmoble and it's working fine for me. I love the pictures I've been able to take with it.
965650
I think T-MO's 3G/4G LTE runs on Band 4:1700MHz(D)+2100MHz(U) , and in some areas where T-MO has refarmed the 1900MHz spectrum, its 3G may work. Note his phone is designed for **3G** WCDMA at 850 or 2100, not for 4G LTE. AT&T's 3G in the US might work on the 850, and the 2100 is more for the international market (e.g. like asia & europe).
317373
Depends. For every network, different providers use different radio frequencies. This phone works with: 2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1700 / 1900 / 2100 MHz LTE 800 / 850 / 900 / 1800 / 2100 / 2600 Mhz As far as I know, T-Mobile requires 1700 and 2100 MHz to work on LTE, so in some areas you might be limited to 3G or 2G networks, and in some cases you may not get service at all!!! Google made 2 versions of this phone, which are the SAME PHONE, except for the frequencies they use: 1. The Nexus 5 D821 (which I have bought), for use in most parts of the world. 2. The Nexus 5 D820, for use in the USA. If you intend to use the phone mainly in USA, you may want to buy the D820 model. Hope I was helpful. Enjoy the Nexus 5!
651654
The phone supports 3G frequencies 850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100. T-mobile used 1700 AND 2100 (AWS) for HSPA, but I understand they are now providing HSPA also over 1900.
152490
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.
109332
Yes, you can. I don't know what country you are in, but I believe it will not work in many parts of the US with T-Mobile because it does not cover the 1700 wavelength. I plug it into the USB port of my laptop and then other people in the house can also receive a wi-fi signal. I find it to be an excellent device and use it with Orange.
1167123
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.
1045719
I used it with ATT and it worked. Have not tried it on T-Mobile. You just have to find the right settings and my guess is that it should work. Regards, Kausik
281022
Yes, it is a quad band because it supports 850/1900/900/2100 on the GSM Network that's four but it depends were you want to use it, in the US it supports att. and now T-mobile with the 850/1900 but t-mobile is still building on that band it's not available everywhere it's about 90% their original band is 1700 and it also depends where in the world you are using the phone. Will not work with Verizon & Sprint.
1643531
Yes it works with T-Mobile. You need mini sim card and set the APN settings manually. After that, you will have 4G LTE.
2124376
Please be aware that this is not "full" T-Mobile version of the phone. It does not support T-Mobile LTE band (1700)
1405687
Yes, it's on tmobile's basebands. The catch is it will only work on GSM and 2G (Not 3G/4G/LTE)
1904103
I have a t-mobile sim and its been working perfectly. I live in the Chicago. Make sure the phone is fully charge and it should work with att and simple mobile also.
1714963
So I had posted earlier based on the seller's data. Anyways, I just received the phone today and this is what I find: This phone is completely unlocked, 9900 model that works with AT&T (USA), Rogers, Telus and Bell (Canada). Unlike what is mentioned in the technical description, it supports the 850Mhz UMTS as well, so you get full 3G speed with AT&T. This will not give you 3G with T-Mobile as it does not support the 1700 MHz band. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Does this product have the 1700/2100 band? The seller's description does not state so. Without this band, the phone will not be able to work on T-Mobile 3G. It is a GSM phone, so no Sprint or Verizon. Also, without the 850 MHz UMTS, it will also not serve AT&T. Hence, without 1700/2100 (note only 2100 will not work and listening/transmitting frequencies are different) this phone will not get 3G speeds for ANY major US telecom operator (EDGE may be present). Can the seller please clarify?
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It seems to support the 850, 1900 & 2100mhz 3g (HSPA/HSDPA/UMTS) frequencies. I bought 1 for my mom hoping that it would work for T Mobile's 3g here in the States. It does pick up here and there in the Dallas Texas area but usually remains at 2g for most of the time. that would mean that this version does not support the 1700 mhz frequency. as someone else already replied, t Mobile is rolling out there 1900 frequency coverage to support the iPhone so it is getting better. the description on this item doesn't specify which version the phone is, but multiple types exist, however the 1 I purchased from Amazon was , apparantly, the 1900/2100 frequency type. It seems to support the 850, 1900 & 2100mhz 3g (HSPA/HSDPA/UMTS) frequencies. I bought 1 for my mom hoping that it would work for T Mobile's 3g here in the States. It does pick up here and there in the Dallas Texas area but usually remains at 2g for most of the time. that would mean that this version does not support the 1700 mhz frequency. as someone else already replied, t Mobile is rolling out there 1900 frequency coverage to support the iPhone so it is getting better. the description on this item doesn't specify which version the phone is, but multiple types exist, however the 1 I... » Read More It seems to support the 850, 1900 & 2100mhz 3g (HSPA/HSDPA/UMTS) frequencies. I bought 1 for my mom hoping that it would work for T Mobile's 3g here in the States. It does pick up here and there in the Dallas Texas area but usually remains at 2g for most of the time. that would mean that this version does not support the 1700 mhz frequency. as someone else already replied, t Mobile is rolling out there 1900 frequency coverage to support the iPhone so it is getting better. the description on this item doesn't specify which version the phone is, but multiple types exist, however the 1 I purchased from Amazon was , apparantly, the 1900/2100 frequency type. « Show Less
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No, frequency is 900/2100 only digitel, one having to need any of these frequencies 3g 1700 or 1900, so you check in "detail products"
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You will only get 2G DATA, not 3G and not 4G on T-Mobile. T-Mobile requires WCDMA frequency 2100 AND 850 (both must be present for high speed data), this phone does not support those frequency's.