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• iPhone SE (and other iPhones) LTE bands for the United States and EU

  Issues related to the:

  1 is the work of A1662 free default sim in the EU (Germany, France, Sweden, United Kingdom) Although it having not band 7?

  According to this article:

  http://www.theguardian.com/technology/blog/2012/Mar/28/4G-broadband-UK-how-fast

  Essentially, there are two categories: high-frequency (2600 MHz) or low frequency (in the United Kingdom, 800 MHz). Low and high frequencies have different characteristics: low frequency signals are better at penetrating walls, but high frequency that can carry more data in a given time.

  2. is it possible to buy the unlocked A1723 model here in the US somehow? All LTE bands appear below active on the models we A1723?

  Details:

  I am from the United States, but I will move to the EU for two years. When I look at networks LTE in Western Europe, it seems that the 3 most common bands are 3 (1800 MHz), 7 (2600 MHz) and 20 (800 MHz).

  https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_LTE_networks_in_Europe

  The new iPhone includes two models with the sim model without being A1662:

  (1) model A1662 - LTE (groups 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 12, 13, 17, 18, 19, 20, 25, 26, 29)

  AT & T, Verizon, T-Mobile, etc.

  (2) model A1723 - LTE (groups 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 12, 17, 18, 19, 20, 25, 26, 28)

  Boost nTelos, Sprint

  iPhone SE

  http://www.Apple.com/iPhone/LTE/#iPhone-se

  http://www.Apple.com/iPhone-se/specs/

  Note: I currently have 6 s iPhone (which has all 3 EU LTE bands) but I don't like the size and so I will be effective to the SE.

  1. n ° actually, probably not. He peut work on certain carriers in some areas. It depends on the specific network.

  If LTE is important to you, just buy a phone when you get there. You are going to be there for 2 years. Also, you may well have a phone that supports their networks and you can get serviced here if necessary.

  2 n ° holders that this model is sold in the United States do not unlock. These phones are locked.

• LTE bands on AT & T and the Pure versions

  I've seen a discussion of the present on other forums and I thought I would post your question here for Motorola to respond directly.

  Why AT & T Moto X version have several bands of LTE as the pure edition?

  What is the reasoning behind having less available frequencies on the Pure edition, that will be used on more than one network?

  I really want a response directly to a person speaking on behalf of Motorola.

  Thank you.

  
  

• Bike E (2nd generation) 4G LTE: bands

  I wonder where to find a new group to the E bike (2nd generation) default white I received with my white phone. Phone white with trim black is what I am "craving" for. I don't want to buy a large part of bands just for a single band.

  You can buy a set of a black, a white band for a little less than all those of color.

  http://www.Motorola.com/us/accessories/cases-shells/shells/replacement-bands-for-Moto-e-2nd-Gen/Moto-e-2nd-Gen-bands-BW.html

• Enable missing LTE on iPhone 5

  Hello friends of the Apple.

  Having an iPhone 5 and LTE access available from my phone company, I somehow do not find the option 'ENABLE LTE' under cellular data settings.

  My iOS is updated to the latest version and I followed many suggestions online such as steps to reset the network settings.

  Any help to suggest?

  Thank you

  You bought the phone from your provider? If this isn't the case, you can have a phone that does not support the LTE bands used by your carrier. Who is your provider? What is the model of the phone? Go to settings > general > topic > model and report to him.

• iPhone Unlocked 6s more LTE support

  I've had an iPhone more than 6 s and I would like to know the iPhone works with all phone services and how can I tell her work with sprint and verzion?

  Different models are supported different LTE bands. You can see what models support which carriers here: http://www.apple.com/iphone/LTE/

• Compatibility of tape/carrier LTE-MKRY2LL/A

  My wife and I currently have two iPhone 6s, we bought at Verizon. I find anywhere what model numbers matches to the top with these phones. The settings on the phone he lists as MKRY2LL/A, but I can't find that anywhere on the Apple site. Verizon has terrible service where we moved and I want to know if we could use these with ATT without any problems. I have no idea what LTE bands these phones to use nor do I know where to find information. Any help would be useful. Thank you!

  Click here and see the first paragraph.

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• Tablet 8 - support LTE in EU?

  There will be 4 G/LTE support for European countries, namely LTE bands 3,7,8,20 (800, 1800 and 2600 MHz)? http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_LTE_networks#Europe

  Latest Version PSREF 453, 7 may 2014 have finally some ThinkPad 8 configurations with Sierra Wireless EM7345 option.

• Digicel TT D6633 4G get 3.5 G no LTE

  When we come to the International of Piarco Trinidad airport, I stopped at the booth of the Digicel to get a local SIM card,

  I saw the sign of 4G and interest plan in order to be spoiled by the offer of EE.co.uk and maximum bandwidth 3GPP rel8 20 MHz, I choose them instead of Bmobile.

  Activation was very painful I used my spare Jolla first, but told me that it is not compatible

  (according to the seller Digicel TT supports the frequency for 4 G, when I asked about their 4 G network and spectrum of the band of 10 MHz, 15 MHz or 20 MHz which takes care of their network) I know that Jolla supports only 4 G / LTE: bands 3 (1800 MHz) , 7 (2600 MHz), 20 (800 MHz),

  so tried Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini with its LTE 3 (1, 800 MHz) band, band 7 (2,600 MHz), band 8 (900 MHz), band 20 (800 MHz), but who had hit to 3.5 G at the airport, so I thought better outside looking for 4 G and I got a transfer to Tobago soon left the conversation at this thing that the I will come for 4 G/LTE outside the airport.

  I have own coverage map for their 4G in place, we remain

  http://www.digicelgroup.com/TT/en/mobile/plans---services/coverage-map.html

  This shows the area we covered, but still no 4G.

  The D6633 has most of the bands covered LTE and still I can't pick up all 4G anywhere on the island, so put the SIM card in my D6633.

  Many phone calls to the Service option the customer 100 2520 number do not shed light, since the first line of support does not have the slightest idea what the band frequency, bandwidth of the spectrum means rather mix in words like WiFi and take your battery, reboot your phone etc.

  I found on Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digicel that they build their 4 G on 700 MHz in the other islands that supports the D6633, but no sign of 4 G network

  I'm on 'My 4 G Plan' when I log in the self-care http://selfcare.digiceltt.com/loginForm.do with 4 G anywhere in the page, but their website actuall has any info on LTE

  Took contact with the owner of this blog:

  http://techtt.hassantt.com/2012/05/what-is-4G-Digicel-4gsamsung-Galaxy.html

  There other items covered by the so-called '4G' in TT

  http://techtt.hassantt.com/search/label/4G

  Notice that the 4 G in TT is actually G 3.5/3.75 G speed is limited by the operators) on the two islands any thechnology is used... Although he cites "ITU (International Telecommunication Union) ruled that HSPA + can be classified as 4 G." So I personally uncomfortable calling technology 4 g. '' I very much dissagree!

• GSM bands

  Hi all

  IV always had the latest iPhone, but I held to get the iPhone 6. I started looking for a new smartphone replacement and Sony series 'Z' is at the top of my list, I'll probably go for the compact Z3 based on this topic.

  I compared the two phones (Z3/compact) at length, but there isn't much in it atall, I have a few unanswered questions, though.

  Under the GSM bands, the Z3 has much more than the compact, but there is also what seems to be of different models. I am in England now, but in March I leave for South America were I will be going through 15 countries before ending in New Zealand. The phone will be ok in these countries.

  Under GPS I noticed that the Pact does not use Beidou, the research is just a cover for China?

  Finally What are the advantages of a smartphone from sony, rooting is this similar Jailbreak or mealy is a way to unlock the phone from its holder.

  Thanks in advance

  2G and 3G should work with all countries, because it has the same

  2G GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 - D6603, D6643, D6653, D6616-band 3G.

  3G HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1700 / 1900 / 2100 - D6603, D6643, D6653, D6616

  Regarding the LTE which is more complicated

  D6603 700/800/850/900/1700/1800/1900/2100/2600 (groups 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 13, 17, 20)

  D6643 700/800/850/900/1700/1800/1900/2100/2600 (groups 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 17, 20)

  D6653 700 / 850 / 900 / 1800 / 2100 / 2600 (groups 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 28, 40)

  D6616 700 / 1700 / 1900 / 2100 (2, 4, 12 strips)

  You will need to check each country's network and LTE bands. But as you can see most of the time D6603 will be the best option.

• No. 4 support for iPhone SE (only Airtel)

  I recently bought a new sim card 4g supported Airtel and I use iPhone TO model ID - 1662. I'm not able to use LTE on my phone but only with airtel however network

  You bought the wrong phone. This model does not support the LTE bands used in India.

  This phone has been designed to be used in the United States, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands.

  Purchase of a phone in India designed to be used, you should have, or at the very least, you should have bought the A1723 model.

  http://www.Apple.com/iPhone/LTE/

• My iPhone works in Germany?

  Hey,.

  I currently live in the USA because I study here. I will return in Germany next year.

  I was thinking about buying an iPhone 6 here because they are cheaper.

  So my question is has anyone know if the phone works in Germany when I unlock it here in the United States?

  I have a SIM here in the United States and I have one in Germany O2 sound, but I don't know which one I have here will still be.

  While the camera will work, there will be several limitations.

  One, the warranty on the device is not international. The guarantee applies only to the United States.

  Secondly, the device probably will not support LTE bands in Germany, then you can only get 3G cellular data.

• Will iPhone 5 SE bought in UK USA work?

  Niece of the United States will visit me in the United Kingdom for the summer and I would buy his unlocked iPhone 5SE. She will be able to use the iPhone with the American supplier when she comes home?

  Tom

  The problem is that the material may be different, to support certain features of carrier, which are limited to the parameters of the special material, e.g. LTE bands.

  In addition, in case the phone needs to be repaired, it will have to send in your place and you need warranty service. iPhones will be served only in the country of purchase.

  This article can be also interesting:

  http://www.Apple.com/iPhone/LTE/

• iPhone IS - what model is the phone of "Global"?

  Hello

  I am very interested in the iPhone (SE) and intend to buy at the price high. I intend to use T-Mobile as carrier in the United States and also use it when I travel to the Japan and Hong and buy the sim card in these countries and pop in the phone to at least be able to use LTE data, so that it is the CDMA phone or GSM does not concern me as much as the voice call is not so important (I can get by him using VOIP like Skype). I don't want to use roaming when I'm abroad.

  According to the page to support LTE, http://www.apple.com/iphone/LTE/, there are 2 models, A1662 A1723.

  After the online chat with the Apple support, they told me have chosen Sprint as mobile provider will make me the A1723 and other options - at & t, Verizon, T-Mobile, Sim free will make me the A1662.

  Since I want to use T-Mobile in the United States, if my understanding is that only A1662 is supported. But, according to http://www.apple.com/iphone/LTE/, support to the Japan LTE networks are not listed for A1662.

  My question is, is it really true that A1662 is not supported at the Japan? When I look at LTE bands support of these two models, the only group who lack to A1662 are:

  7 (2600 MHz)

  28 (700 MHz APT)

  38 (TD 2600)

  39 (TD 1900)

  40 (2300 TD)

  41 (2500 TD)

  Missing these bands really makes a big difference?

  I currently have iPhone 5 A1429 and successfully used in the Japan with a local SIM card and got the LTE speed, and supported by the A1429 bands are ALL supported by A1662, so I really confused.

  Thanks for reading my long question and hope someone can help us with that.

  This article in PC magazine answers this question http://www.pcmag.com/news/343091/the-iphone-se-is-not-carrier-agnostic

  Basically, it says that the two models sold in the United States will work in the world, but if you buy version Verizon, ATT or TMobil in the States, which are all the same phone, A1662, there the slowest speeds LTE overseas (the Canada and the Russia are mentioned in the article), since it lacks broadband LTE 13.

  The phone Sprint to the United States is another phone, model A1723, and it is the same model sold overseas (except China, which gets its own phone, model A1724), but the Sprint phone does not work on Verizon (lack band 13), and missing also band 29, so it will work on ATT, he won't go to maximum speed for data Although it works perfectly on Tmobil.

  So the simple answer is that all US phones will work abroad, but buy the Sprint phone in the United States is to purchase high speed for global use of the data and that the phone also works on fine Tmobil and ATT, but at speeds slower data, but it will not work on Verizon.

• iPhone 5 (bought in South America) and get a credit at an Apple store us?

  Hello! I have an Iphone 5 and I m of the Uruguay. It's i´mplnning a trip to the United States and want to trade in my phone for an Iphone 6s.

  I can directly exchange (same s of South America)?

  Alternatively, may obtain a credit of the estimated value (USD 200) in my Iphone 5? I reakky want to update an iPhone 6 s!

  You would have to consult the trade program. Use the link to see if your device is eligible. http://www.Apple.com/iPhone/trade-in/

  Understand that buying a phone in the United States would not be a guarantee in South America and may not support all LTE bands in this region. I suggest that buy you a new device in your home country.