Is that the same phone the Xperia Z Ultra LTE XZUC6806PK?
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Same phone, different model. There were different releases for the US and international market that could receive different LTE bands. See the wikipedia article for more.
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Yes,the one I ordered was. It was fully unlocked. Good phone to buy. This is where i bought mine.HTC Vivid X710a 16GB Unlocked GSM Android Dual-Core Smartphone - White
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No it doesnt. I bought the xperia z 4 months ago. If u have any questions this is my email:alyahya1992@gmail.com
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Yes it is.. my father has a phone just like this one and his carrier is ultra mobile..
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It's probably the black one. If you search for xperia silver you will get 2 other results, 1 being int'l edition and the other the US version (x1a).
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Yes, it is a factory unlocked phone. It is one of the few phones that work on T-Mobile in USA. Check the operating frequencies to make sure it is compatible with your service provider in the country you want to use it in. But I am quite sure it will work for almost every country and service provider as long as it is GSM. Also note this is a non-LTE version of Xperia ZL, they also have a LTE version which has a different model no. which if iam correct is C6506. However HSPDA data speeds are good enough for me and LTE might not really have worked on T-mobile. Have been using it for over 6 months now and no issues so far. I like the size which is a bit smaller than Xperia Z and the mat black back which has a better grip than Xperia Z. Its pretty much the same as Xperia Z otherwise except the water-proof feature.
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I bought this charger and it comes with a adapter for another model... The only thing I know is that the phone needs to have the same size to keep steady. I'm not sure that Xperia z will work, if it's the same size than z1 probably will.
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Yes because that is the same exact phone that I have. Sorry I didn't put that in my review.
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Yes, it is. Please see the description on listing. Compatible Models:HTC Sensation/Z710E/Sensation XE/Z715EHTC EVO 3DHTC ShooterMyTouch 4G Slide (a little snug, but still fits)
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Hello, the Xperia Z2 is international version. I live in Brazil and it works perfectly.
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Sony Xperia z tablet is bigger than z ultra So I think you can NOT Use it with its
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I don't know for sure but they do have a new part number for the Xperia z2 dock. It could be a voltage thing or the connector is slightly different or the dimensions of the z1 andz2 could be different. This item fits and charges my z2 perfectly and it is a sony part, just no retail packaging. Very happy with it.
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The Z ultra I have is a C6833 which is the 4G version not available from sony in the U.S. However, even though it was made for Hong Kong and used here in the states the 1 year warranty is good according to the sony rep I talked to today. He did say repair time for warranty work may take longer because it would be shipped to country of origin. The good news is sony products rarely need warranty work.
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yes it should fit any Xperia Z. From what I can see, the number c6602 just represents the model for a specific carrier. I have the 6616 since it's the model offered from Bell.Canada
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It depends. 4G bands is a little bit confusing. There are so many in the world. This phone have most of then but NOT the 700mhz. the complete bands are belowC6833: 800/850/900/1700/1800/1900/2100/2600.The numbers of the bands on the Z Ultra (C6833) are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8 and 20. The big additions here are 2 and 4 which will open up the Z Ultra for broad use on major LTE networks in North America. AT&T; have band 17, Verizon use band 13, Sprint use 25/27 and US Cellular operate on 12. Only T-Mobile have stayed `open' on band 4. The other main carriers mentioned do also use bands 2 & 4, the unique bands allow them to lock down devices they sell to their own LTE networks, but 2 and 4 are open too. It depends. 4G bands is a little bit confusing. There are so many in the world. This phone have most of then but NOT the 700mhz. the complete bands are belowC6833: 800/850/900/1700/1800/1900/2100/2600.The numbers of the bands on the Z Ultra (C6833) are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8 and 20. The big additions here are 2 and 4 which will open up the Z Ultra for broad use on major LTE networks in North America. AT&T; have band 17, Verizon use band 13, Sprint use 25/27 and US Cellular operate on 12. Only T-Mobile have stayed `open' on band 4. The other main carriers mentioned do also use bands 2 & 4,... » Read More It depends. 4G bands is a little bit confusing. There are so many in the world. This phone have most of then but NOT the 700mhz. the complete bands are belowC6833: 800/850/900/1700/1800/1900/2100/2600.The numbers of the bands on the Z Ultra (C6833) are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8 and 20. The big additions here are 2 and 4 which will open up the Z Ultra for broad use on major LTE networks in North America. AT&T; have band 17, Verizon use band 13, Sprint use 25/27 and US Cellular operate on 12. Only T-Mobile have stayed `open' on band 4. The other main carriers mentioned do also use bands 2 & 4, the unique bands allow them to lock down devices they sell to their own LTE networks, but 2 and 4 are open too. « Show Less
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No, this phone is definitely a knock off. It looks very similar to the original, but seeing as I used to own a 8800 before I noticed differences.
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I think it's the same phone, just with Sprint activation. But I don't know.