Hi.
I buy a honor 8x model AL00A CHINA VER.
AND THIS MODEL SUPPORT WIFI AC OR 5GHZ BAND
I FEEL TOO THIS MODEL IS BEST HARDWARE.
I SELL IT TO BUY THE GLOBAL VER L23.
And now this model dont SUPPORT wifi ac or 5ghz.
I contact to Huawei They say me this model dont SUPPORT this BAND
This is really ****.
I thing this is a stolen.
The US version of the Honor 7X (L24) did not support ac or 5GHz either. But according to GSMArena the 8X L23 does support ac but not 5GHz wifi, or the site does not break each varient down individually if the L23 doesn't.
Related
I am buying the redmi note 3 pro from gearbest as it is currently not available in India. 4G lte band listed on gearbest are a bit confusing. Does anyone know if the chinese version of redmi note 3 supports band 40 and 41?
Yes, it supports.
Hi. I have a galaxy s8+ which I am thinking of selling to get this phone - mainly because of treble support and the s8+ is too big! I was going to get the 6gb/128gb version which is great value on ali express. I know the Chinese version doesn't have band 20 but that doesn't matter on EE in the UK.
However I wanted to check whether there are other issues with not getting the European version of the honor 9? Does the Chinese version support the new aosp treble based Rom the devs have built? The thread seems vague on this issue. Other there any other issues with the Chinese version?
Appreciate your help.
As far as i'm aware, you can actually re brand the Chinese variant to EU.
Not sure if the version of android on it has Google Play services, or an English language selection, but language packs can be downloaded.
BUT! you will get the OS updates before us lot with EU versions.... who are still stuck on B182, China have got B360 which is oreo.
Either way, its a good buy, destroys the s8 in benchmarks, and just the right size to not be too small or too big in the hand.
There 3 differents STF Chinese honor 9:
AL00
AL10
TL10
I've got an AL00 rebranded to L09 and it's working great, like an European model but without LTE BANDS 7(2600) & 20(800).
Thanks for the responses. I thought the Chinese variants of the honor 9 were the same as Xiaomi - only missing band 20? I'm on EE which doesn't need band 20 but I believe does need 2600mhz (band 7). Any ideas? Thanks
https://m.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?idPhone1=8704&idPhone2=8704#europe,al00
You could change phone version on this link, I think LTE BANDS are corrects but there is errors on size and colors.
Thanks. EE state that most of their 4g coverage is with band 3 so should be Ok! Thanks for the responses guys.
I wouldn't expect huawei to use a different LTE chip in each phone, that would require 2 different versions of the kirin 960, which wouldn't be in the interests of the development cost of the phone.
I'd assume its an OS limitation, since AL10/100 firmwares will run on L09 models after rebranding, and vice-versa.
ambitiousButRubbish said:
I wouldn't expect huawei to use a different LTE chip in each phone, that would require 2 different versions of the kirin 960, which wouldn't be in the interests of the development cost of the phone.
I'd assume its an OS limitation, since AL10/100 firmwares will run on L09 models after rebranding, and vice-versa.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Thanks for that
ambitiousButRubbish said:
I wouldn't expect huawei to use a different LTE chip in each phone, that would require 2 different versions of the kirin 960, which wouldn't be in the interests of the development cost of the phone.
I'd assume its an OS limitation, since AL10/100 firmwares will run on L09 models after rebranding, and vice-versa.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I'd like it to be true.
Do baseband is inside Kirin 960 cpu chip or in another chip?
The way I see it they ship differents variations with differents nand & ram sizes, so maybe they could switch others things without adding tremendous producing cost.
Or they are the same but phoned still keep their original LTE bands over the publicly available rebranding guides.
Hello,
I have some questions regarding Xiaomi Redmi note 4,
I live in Peru and bought the mobile phone through tinydeal webpage. I specified that I want a mobile phone FDD LTE 3G 1900 mhz and 4G 900 mza (Band 8).
Unfortunately I received a product without band8, so I think I received the xiaomi redmi note 4X. The cellphone has 3Gb RAM, 32 GB ROM, Snapdragon
the mobilephone box does not have info regarding internet bands, my question is, how to identify the correct model with FDD 3G 1900 and 4G 900 mhz?
Do you know what can I do to confirm if my mobile phone has 4G in 900 mhz? I asked directly to Xiaomi official and they could not confirm and suggested to ask directly to the customer, unfortunately the customer did not provide the info.
Do you know if mobile phones are like laptops where you can see RAM, ROM, internet bands?
Thank you ,
Pierre
Guys olease help me, i bought this phone 3 weeks ago and i realised that my girlfriend in same places have better LTE than me, often i dont even have LTE and she does. She have Samsung Galaxy S50 i have Redmi Note 9 Pro 128GB bought in Poland and i live also in Poland. I figured out that i probably dont have 800 MHZ LTE and she does, can it be problem? How i can fix it and connect through my phone to 800mHZ... I found that global version of my phone have this freqneucy and mine probably have not, is it true? Really they can sold me in famous polish shop phone with no having basic 800 MHz lte? Cant believe...
I post here screenshot with my phone info, thanks for any help.
Have you bought your phone in India? If not, you HAVE the global version.
Doea your phone have 64MP cam and NFC? Then you have the Joyeuse, which IS the global Note 9 Pro.
If your phone has 48MP back cam and no NFC, it is the INDIAN "Note 9 Pro" which is the same as the globla Note 9s.
By the way, both, 9s and 9 Pro, has LTE Band 20 (800MHZ).
Does your provider feature LTE?
Does your contract have LTE inclusive?
If so, is your phone set up to use LTE Band in the settings?
Hello all!
I bought a Note 20 5G N9810 to replace my aging Note 9. The N9810 is the Open China/Hong Kong version with SD865 and 265GB, as opposed to the Exynos model available in the UK.
Phone works great, battery lasts easily a whole day of heavy use. VoLTE and VoWiFi work fine with EE's network.
I have not been able to connect to 5G though. While the phones comes with N1, N41, N78 and N79 bands it doesn't seem to work on EE's network - which uses N78 bands.
I called EE customer care and they advised that since it has the correct 5G bands it should work and they couldn't identify the issue.
Any ideas?
Many thanks
silmarils said:
Hello all!
I bought a Note 20 5G N9810 to replace my aging Note 9. The N9810 is the Open China/Hong Kong version with SD865 and 265GB, as opposed to the Exynos model available in the UK.
Phone works great, battery lasts easily a whole day of heavy use. VoLTE and VoWiFi work fine with EE's network.
I have not been able to connect to 5G though. While the phones comes with N1, N41, N78 and N79 bands it doesn't seem to work on EE's network - which uses N78 bands.
I called EE customer care and they advised that since it has the correct 5G bands it should work and they couldn't identify the issue.
Any ideas?
Many thanks
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Hi
I imported Snapdragon version of Note 20 Ultra and can confirm same issue.
No 5G on 5G ready SIMs in 5G locations. Tested both Three and EE in Glasgow and Edinburgh UK
Did you buy it from wondamobile?
destz0r said:
Did you buy it from wondamobile?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
No, T-dimension via eBay
Hi, I have the same issue with my new Note20 5g N9810 (Taiwan version)., no 5G network on EE only 4G. Anybody have solved this problem?
vyta2009 said:
Hi, I have the same issue with my new Note20 5g N9810 (Taiwan version)., no 5G network on EE only 4G. Anybody have solved this problem?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
succeed to make work 5G on EE only after flashing the July firmware, with others newer firmwares doesn't work.