does this phone work with full 3g/4g LTE on tmobile...tmobile uses 1700/2100 band
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The phone was an AT&T; phone not factory unlocked like they said.... I unlocked and rooted myself and I am on straight talk $45 unlimited
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T-Mobile uses LTE bands 1700/2100 The C6603 is the LTE version supporting LTE bands 800/850/900/1800/2100/2600. However, the C6603 only supports HSDPA bands 850/900/2100 The C6602 supports HSDPA bands 850/900/1700/1900/2100 so it work work fully on T-Mobile, but it is lacking LTE. The C6606 (T-Mobile variant) fully supports LTE and HSPA+. One thing to keep in mind though is that on the C6606 is going to be harder to flash custom ROMs to (if that's your thing) due to it's bootloader.
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Hello Robert, We test this tablet on both the ATT and the T-Mobile network for 3G/4G reception. On T-Mobile this tablet uses the 1900MHz band for up to 4G download speeds. This tablet does not support the 1700MHz band. Best Regards, Mobile Tablet Shop
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The device should be able to run on T-Mobile as long as it's not locked to another carrier. For 3G speeds on T-Mobile, the device should be able to support both 3G bands UMTS 1700/2100 MHz.
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The 9900 mentioned will work with ANY full GSM carrier (not CDMA/GSM in US, such as Verizon or Sprint) on GSM and GPRS (EDGE, aka 2G). It will only work on AT&T; and SimpleMOBILE for 3G, and AT&T; for 4G. If you want full 4G on T Mobile or SimpleMOBILE, you need a phone that will work on the 1700 band. NO GSM PHONE HAS BOTH 1700 AND 1900, BEWARE OF CLAIMS OTHERWISE. This is easily confirmed through the carriers you may be interested in.
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If you use this phone for 2G network, it supports both at&t and t-mobile. This cell support 3G WCDMA 2100MHz. T-mobile&#65306;1700/2100(WCDMA); AT&T&#65306;1900MHz(WCDMA); So you can use T-mobile to access 3G network with this phone.
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Upon reading the product information it doesn't look like 3G will work on TMobile for this phone. You will end up spending 30$ for Edge....
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The US version supports T-Mobile 1700/2100 Mhz AWS frequencies, which have been used in the past for T-Mobile all across the US. Currently, T-Mobile is shifting much of the 3G HSPA traffic to 1900 Mhz, which was previously used for 2G. This shift frees up the 1700/2100 bands for 4G LTE use. Google "t mobile frequency refarming" to find details. To get the best T-Mobile coverage across the USA, buy the US version of the phone. If you will use the phone in mostly a major metropolitan area with refarmed frequencies (like the SF Bay area), the Global GSM version works just fine and does get high speed 3G (HSPDA+) on T-Mobile, AND has better compatibility in places like Europe. If you never expect to use the phone outside the USA, get the US GSM version. I bought a Global GSM Moto G for a friend recently, and it works great in the SF Bay Area, and it worked great on a trip to Europe she took.The US GSM version does not support the 900 Mhz HSDPA band, which is widely used outside the USA. Amazon's comment about the Global GSM phone supporting T-Mobile on 2G only is not really accurate, although would apply if you did not live in an area with refarmed frequencies.
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Yes it works with T-Mobile. You need mini sim card and set the APN settings manually. After that, you will have 4G LTE.
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Just finished chatting with a T-Mobile rep. Here is the answer: Alfredo R: Think nothing of it. Justin, Non-T-Mobile phones without the AWS 1700/2100 band will not work on T-Mobile's 3G / 4G network due to band limitations. In order to connect with the 3G / 4G network, a device needs to use both of the AWS 1700/2100 bands (not just one or the other).Alfredo R: For the LTE, T-Mobile's 4G LTE network will operate on the same band as our 4G HSPA+ network, Band IV, which uses 1700 MHz and 2100 MHz frequencies to transmit data services.
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I am just wondering if this phone will get LTE with AT&T; or T-Mobile? I read on another comment that it would only get 3G service and not 4G or LTE :/
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I used it for about a week or two with T-Mobile in the US and worked fine using 3G (I had LTE enabled but I'm not sure if it was using it though). That was using model D821, as advertised.
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Hello friend, I am using this phone with telephony service from Latin America. I have no information Tmobile network but connects 4G LTE. I hope you serve the information
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To answer your question it does work on T-mobile's "4G" network, but in reality T-mobile's "4G" is actually 3.5G. It's all marketing, real 4G is 4G LTE and T-mobile does have that yet. The Xperia T LT30p is HPSA+ and supports the 1700 and 2100 bands, which T-mobile uses for uploading and downloading. I hope this helps.
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I use my Xperia T with Straighttalk, they use At&t; bands 850&1900, tmobile uses 1700 & 2100
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NO. It will not work on T-mobile 3G network it is not supporting 1700MHz band
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Yes, I use T-Mobile with this phone...and when I'm in an area with 4g LTE it does work! Hope that helps!