Will this work US Cellular networks? 3G or 4G? I currently have a Samsung Galaxy S 3.
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Yes, as far as I know it's still a cellular signal and it should Boost (repeat) the signal.
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Depends on the 3G band your carrier is using. I recommend you to read the data sheet of the product.
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I can't say for sure but I have had workers fixing my home and they all had different carriers and all were amazed that they had NO signal before the boost and when we put it up it received every call inside my home which is 500 feet down a hill surrounded by trees with a great signal and no problems. It was definately worth the money for us.
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It is working in my country, where we have only 3G network. But I am not sure about vice versa (3G to 4G network)
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The International version has different band ranges which are not used in the U.S. It will still work in the U.S. it just has the following bands: Bands/Modes - 3G HSDPA 3.6 Mbps, WCDMA 850/1900, GSM 850/900/1800/1900 EDGE /GPRS class 10.
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No this cell not work on lte or 4g, by the way the 3g works only on a few frecuencies, check your provider and the bands of this cell, becaus you can get an edge service only if you not check right
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Yes, it will work in most countries just will have to adjust the apn of the company you bought the sim card from and change also the network the phone company is using...edge 3G 4g only works with GSM networks. Is fast and not expensive make sure to buy above 3G and not an edge internet phone.
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It does work with 4g networks but depending on where you live, you might not see the 4g icon on your phone. For example, I live in the US and instead of seeing the 4g icon, I see 3g h+ for my speed when I use data. It's like that because this version is international so it doesn't completely match the frequency in the US, but it's really no big deal in my opinion since I'm still using my carrier's 4g network in the form of 3g h+. The speed is still very remarkable and satisfying.
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GSM. I'm using T-mobile. I'm satisfied with 3G, it also works perfectly as a wifi hotspot. I think it works well with 4G too.
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It will work with any phone that takes a SIM card, but the services varies depending on what the model of the phone is. For example if it is a SGH-i747, you will get 4g service in the areas that has 4g, otherwise you will have 3g even if it is some other variation of the Galaxy S3. And as Rogueone said you can buy a SIM cutter to make it smaller.
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Hi Vicki, I have a 3g microcell and it works ok on my 4g phone (If you have high speed internet service and it is wireless you may have some trouble. But for the most part it works.
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It worked on our GSM network here in egypt and 3g was fine, however, we don't have 4G here so I don't know about that :)
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Yes. I'm a T mobile subscriber and the phone works fine - have them change your sim card to the US version. Something called 3G H+ versus 4G will be your internet speed.
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Yes, it will work. I am planning to buy a 4G phone myself to do what you are going to do. Good luck
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No, Network compatibility 3G vs. 4G... can't assume that since its International unlocked that it will have the same network compatibility to your carrier's.. All in all it is a good device though.
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It is 4G, but I understand 4G is not yet introduced in the USA? I bought my phone in the US but live in Norway, here 4G works great, very happy with the phone!
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Hi. I have a Samsung Galaxy S4 and it works great. Good quality compared to one I purchased prior to this one. I'm not 100% sure what you mean by U S Cellular? If the phone is a Samsung Galaxy S4, it will work. Hope this helps.
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I don't live in the US Or have a AT&T; SIM But it is a GSM SIM phone and it's not locked3G is 850/900/2100 LTE IS 900/2100/2600Find out what bands your SIM works on.
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Quoad is right - it will NOT work with T-Mobile USA's 3G network (though it WILL work on T-Mobile's 3G networks in Europe). This North American edition supports 3G (UMTS) over 850, 1900 and 2100 MHz - the former two are used by AT&T Wireless and many other carriers in the Americas, whereas 2100 MHz is used internationally. T-Mobile USA uses a different band, 1700 MHz, which is not (yet) supported by any Symbian/S60 phone. Also, of course, it will not work with CDMA carriers such as Verizon, Sprint, US Cellular, MetroPCS, etc.