Hi guys..I am planning to get this device. Can I use it in India on Vodafone SIM Card?
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Hi, yes you can use it in India and worldwide, it's factory unlocked gsm phone and it will work on any gsm provider. If you google us, My GSM Store, Inc we can offer you discount on shipping to india via fedex international priority. Thanks
36457
Yes it works. i had taken it last year to india and works on vodafone, idea and bsnl. You will have to do some configuration but it works just fine.
1066399
Thanks. Thats what I thought too. No point in buying it here since the 3G wont work in India.
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The seller has both Locked/Unlocked. So always write to the seller and find it out. In my case I got UNLOCKED mobile and it works very well in India.
1586977
I think so, I used mine with an ETISALAT SIM and also Vodafone SIM in UK I switch them over the SIM is just the service provider
2280189
You should b able to, however u can ask your service provider. They can tell u if they provide service with that phone in the country you want.
1958339
SHOULD -- It has a SIM Card which means it's the same technology as the ones in India -- You would want to buy a local SIM in India to make your calling less expensive, but AT & T does have plans you can add on to your cell account for calling there; calling within India and calling back to the US.
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I have never been to India but I see no reason why you couldn't. The point is not which country but which network. You can use an American ATT phone with an Indian network that is compatible (if the phone is unlocked) but not with another American network that is not compatible like Verizon.
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It works for GSM and UMTS which are used in India, but not sure of the frequencies. Consult the technical specs for the device. It should tell you what frequencies it can use. Will not work with a CDMA carrier.You can Google what frequencies and technologies are used in India by each carrier, then check with the carrier to see if it is an approved device for use on their network.
125539
This is an unlocked GSM Phone and so it will work in any country you go. I took my phone to INDIA and it worked like a charm.
676476
You need to look up what frequencies your service provider (Vodafone?) uses for their GSM network. This phone supports 850/900/1800/1900 MHz frequencies. If your service provider has a network that supports any of these frequencies, then the phone should work. Check out this forum or just search google for your providers frequencies. http://phorums.com.au/archive/index.php/t-248610.html
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Yes, the Xperia M will work with GSM operators in India.Thank you.Customer support @ phonesnbeyond
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Hello Cliff, My name is Pablo and I also bought this phone about 2 months ago. Its an amazing cel but I really do not know if you can use it in India. But what I can tell you is that I live in Uruguay (Southamerica) and it works perfectly here so I can not think of any reason to not be able to use it in india. I would advise you to find out with someone else before buying to be sure but in my opinion it should work without any problem. Sorry I can not give you a definite answer but I really hope that at least my answer has been helpful to you. Yours sincerely, Pablo
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I do not know if you can use this product in India, as I have never attempted to do so. Try contacting AT&T; and your local Indian GSM carrier to find out.
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It didn't work there and i have to brink it back here and returned it.... Make sure the phone is unlocked before taking it to India.
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yes this works perfctly in India. I gifted it to my relative who is using it in india.
850260
I have used the SIM in Mexico and it will work well (I only use these cards for voice. It's not worth it nor wise to use for the data package. I've used the product all over the world (Mexico, Europe, Costa Rica, Brazil, Argentina) and it has worked flawlessly every time. Play with your phone in the states so you know how to use the options to manually change phone networks. If this was a Verizon Phone (uses CDMA technology) make sure it's a global phone (GSM/EDGE capability) and you know how to switch between modes.