Hey guys...
Someone is offering me a LG L9 from T-Mobile. Just a quick question, this specific model has the 850 MHz band for 3G? I have been reading online and in some places states it does and some other states it doesn't, so I'm kind of confuse right now.
Appreciate your help. Thanks...
agafed said:
Hey guys...
Someone is offering me a LG L9 from T-Mobile. Just a quick question, this specific model has the 850 MHz band for 3G? I have been reading online and in some places states it does and some other states it doesn't, so I'm kind of confuse right now.
Appreciate your help. Thanks...
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Model P769
The device is a Quad-Band hspa device.
according to most sites with specs for this phone here are the bands it supports. Note that you will need to sim unlock it through T-Mobile/Ebay if you wish to put a non-T-Mobile/T-Mobile MVNO sim in the device.
GSM 850/900/1800/1900
UMTS/HSPA 850/1700/1900/2100
Thanks kevev. Regards...
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I've researched the S3 models and Fido frequencies to the best of my abilities. I would sure appreciate some help. LTE will apparently be available in my area soon. A Fido rep claims it already is but their network map says differently. Could someone please advise my options with respect to the models of S3 which will work on the Fido network. Is it worth purchasing an LTE capable S3 now or waiting? Fido advises they operate on 2600 mhz on LTE and 850/1900 on the other networks . I apologize if the question is silly but would sure appreciate some guidance.
hi there
you should get the gt-i9305(not to be confused with the gt-i9300!) :
http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_i9305_galaxy_s_iii-5001.php
enjoy
Clarification
Thanks so much for the help. I had looked at this model and it seems to fit with most of the parameters required by Fido except that doesn't run on the 1900 mhz band on 3g, only at 850 mhz. What does this mean exactly? Will it still work properly or will it kick down to 2G speeds if not connected to a true LTE network?
Thanks in advance for the clarification.
Hi there- I've moved to a country where the LTE is on band 3, or 1800 mhz. I know that with some phones, firmware updates/flashes enable frequencies not previously available. Is there such a thing for the AT&T HTC One? I thought there might be, given some editions of the One support 1800, so I thought maybe it was a dumb artificial limitation imposed by AT&T.
This country also has a "TD-LTE" freq of 2300, but I'm afraid I'm not sure what that is.
Thanks in advance for any help!
bpaquette said:
Hi there- I've moved to a country where the LTE is on band 3, or 1800 mhz. I know that with some phones, firmware updates/flashes enable frequencies not previously available. Is there such a thing for the AT&T HTC One? I thought there might be, given some editions of the One support 1800, so I thought maybe it was a dumb artificial limitation imposed by AT&T.
This country also has a "TD-LTE" freq of 2300, but I'm afraid I'm not sure what that is.
Thanks in advance for any help!
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HI im also having the same problam i think the Tmobile LTE works on 1900 but here in sri lanka its 1800... have u found any solutions??
im desperately looking for one...
one suggestion that may work is install an ATT rom and and unlock ur device maywork
Hello, good afternoon. Sorry for my English, I'm using Google Translate, haha.
I have the model 802. Is there the possibility of other frequency bands enable him to work 4G / LTE? For those who have not served enabled to use the 4G / LTE in Argentina.
802 bands are 800/900/1800/2600 Cat.4 LTE, and Argentina operate the 1700/2100 Mhz and 700 Mhz.
Anyone can give us a hand?
regards
Try reading this link, our g2 have a qualcom chip so it MAY work.
http://www.xda-developers.com/remove-band-restrictions-qualcomm/
Hello everyone ... I bought a Moto E XT1524 in Spain. The phone works on 3G bands 900 and 2100. In Argentina, the country where I live now, the 3G bands are 850/1900. Because of this my phone only works in 2G. Looking I found this post http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g/general/unlock-hspa-bands-moto-g-1700mhz-xt1032-t2878441 that explaining how to unlock bands. The question is whether you know if the phone will have this possibility. I mean, if the chipset supports these bands and doing the procedure will fix my problem. Or definitely is a limitation of hardware.
Thanks!!!
I assume that the hardware is the same between phones, and that the radio bands are set by firmware. If I'm right about this, you would need to flash firmware on your phone that supported the bands that you want. However I am only guessing about this.
pablo_cba said:
Hello everyone ... I bought a Moto E XT1524 in Spain. The phone works on 3G bands 900 and 2100. In Argentina, the country where I live now, the 3G bands are 850/1900. Because of this my phone only works in 2G. Looking I found this post http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g/general/unlock-hspa-bands-moto-g-1700mhz-xt1032-t2878441 that explaining how to unlock bands. The question is whether you know if the phone will have this possibility. I mean, if the chipset supports these bands and doing the procedure will fix my problem. Or definitely is a limitation of hardware.
Thanks!!!
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/cro...ad-progress-please-leave-im-updating-t2871269
Good luck and expect a modem brick.
Hey guys,
Kinda a newb question. Will this V10 version work on Telus in Canada? I don't really understand the bands and what that means for using my phone both while I'm in Canada and also in the states. Here is the link to the phone:
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/LG-V10-4G-F6...381399?hash=item235be1d217:g:aXwAAOSwYHxWMJI7
I take it this must be the Korean version.
I just am looking to see if it will work for me and work well for me on Telus.
Thanks for the help
Telus uses Band IV (Band 4). According to that ad, yes it will be supported. HOWEVER, frequencycheck.com says that the F600 S and F600K do NOT support Band 4.
I'd ask the seller directly.
DalSegno said:
Telus uses Band IV (Band 4). According to that ad, yes it will be supported. HOWEVER, frequencycheck.com says that the F600 S and F600K do NOT support Band 4.
I'd ask the seller directly.
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Thanks for the info! I will check into that