Can someone verify it works on t-mobile 3g? the specs on the motorola website say the us gsm version supports t-mobile 3g (1700 aws band).
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It is unlocked, so it should work with any operator. I bought this for a relative, she used it in USA with t-mobile and now in Colombia with a local operator. They use mainly technology 4g but in areas with low coverage it works with 3G. Of course, under 3G the performance is not good, but it happens regardless the mobile. Hope this information will be useful for you.
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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：1700/2100(WCDMA); AT&T;：1900MHz(WCDMA); So you can use T-mobile to access 3G network with this phone.
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This device does not have AWS 1700/2100 HSDPA+ or LTE where one band receives while the other sends. The 1700 / 2100 hspa+ non AWS bands on this device each send and receive hence the advert lists them with spaces. According to this review its the global gsm model that has it but as there are various types of was AWS 1700 therefore it may still not be compatible http://www.anandtech.com/show/7586/motorola-moto-g-review/7
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Al-Ei:No. As Jelly said, this phone will not work with T-Mobile USA's 3G network. (Nor will any other S60 phone at the moment). Although it will work over GSM/EDGE, this will be too slow for mobile TV.Jelly: You are partially right, but misleading, when saying T-Mobile uses the 2100 MHz frequency. It is NOT compatible with the international (UMTS-2100) band, because the transmit frequencies are different (in the 1700 MHz range as opposed to 1900 MHz). Thus, T-Mobile's 3G network is usually referred to as UMTS-1700 (or 1700 MHz).
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This is an unlocked phone that works on a GSM frequency. I believe T-mobile is a GSM service provider. According to their website, it will work. You can visit their support site and check it out. https://support.t-mobile.com/docs/DOC-6991
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I work for Nokia and wanted to answer the questions in this thread. The Nokia N900 is an unlocked quadband GSM device with tri-band WCDMA meaning it will work on almost any GSM network in the world for voice and data including AT&T; and T-Mobile USA. The Nokia N900 utilizes the 900/1700/2100MHz network for 3G capabilities. These network bands are compatible with T-Mobile USA's 3G network, among others that use this spectrum. We have not announced a version of the Nokia N900 that supports AT&T;'s 3G network.
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Please be aware that this is not "full" T-Mobile version of the phone. It does not support T-Mobile LTE band (1700)
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Ma be the frequency, this model use 850/1900/2100 3G, perhaps T Mobile use 900/1900/2100 so you have to get de Model I8190 wich works with this frequencies or try to get S4 Mini quad band works in all the fequencies. I hope this coments had been helpfull for you. Best Regards.
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How are you? this phone works at 2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 and 3G Network HSDPA 900 / 1900 / 2100 T-Mobile uses 1700/2100 network for 3G. The phone will work, but I will rather call them in advance and let them know you want to connect this phone in your area. Give them the frequency compatibility and they should be able to let you know if it will work for you or not. Again, the phone will work, for voice but you have to double check if your need 3G 1700 or with the 3G 2100 frequency is Ok to use this phone for data in your area.
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It only support 2G & 3G:2G Network GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900 - SIM 1 & SIM 23G Network HSDPA 900 / 2100 - SIM 1 onlyIt may not use with t-mobile.
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i live in the caribbean tropical islands so i don't know what t-mobile can work with or not but my carrier here uses 3g, and my phone works fine, so it can work with a 3g network.
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You will only get 2G DATA, not 3G and not 4G on T-Mobile. T-Mobile requires WCDMA frequency 2100 AND 850 (both must be present for high speed data), this phone does not support those frequency's.
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This phone does not support LTE or 4G in US. T-Mobile supported up to 2G and AT&T; up to 3G.
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According to T Mobile this phone will work on their network but will not receive 4G service as it does not support both 1700 and 2100 frequencies.
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It will work - yes, you will not be able to use it's 3G capabilities since T-Mobile supports 1700 Mhz by default, and W910 supports 3G @ 2100 Mhz.
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it works on att here in the usa. i use it on tmobile, but it's only edge most places. tmo is rolling out 3g to support iphones, and it does get 3g at my house, but not elsewhere. great phone, though, and amazon support is the best. mine had a charger problem that i reported just after the 3 month return period, and they totally took care of it.
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Did you read the specifications for it?? Yes it has GSM,, BUT!!!! You really need to look at the radio frequencies it works on and then check the radio frequencies of the service provider you want to use it on.For example. Here in the USA both AT&T; and T-Mobile use the GSM system, BUT!!! T-Mobile uses a radio frequencies for their LTE or 3G service that the table doesn't accommodate. So using the GT-P6800 on T-Mobile limits it to 2G (<.7 mpbs max speed) service while using it on AT&T; at least lets it get the faster HSPDA+ (~ .7 -1.5 mbps) service even though it doesn't get AT&T; LTE service.So, look at the radio specs and check the carrier requirements. Did you read the specifications for it?? Yes it has GSM,, BUT!!!! You really need to look at the radio frequencies it works on and then check the radio frequencies of the service provider you want to use it on.For example. Here in the USA both AT&T; and T-Mobile use the GSM system, BUT!!! T-Mobile uses a radio frequencies for their LTE or 3G service that the table doesn't accommodate. So using the GT-P6800 on T-Mobile limits it to 2G (<.7 mpbs max speed) service while using it on AT&T; at least lets it get the faster HSPDA+ (~ .7 -1.5 mbps) service even though it doesn't get AT&T; LTE... » Read More Did you read the specifications for it?? Yes it has GSM,, BUT!!!! You really need to look at the radio frequencies it works on and then check the radio frequencies of the service provider you want to use it on.For example. Here in the USA both AT&T; and T-Mobile use the GSM system, BUT!!! T-Mobile uses a radio frequencies for their LTE or 3G service that the table doesn't accommodate. So using the GT-P6800 on T-Mobile limits it to 2G (<.7 mpbs max speed) service while using it on AT&T; at least lets it get the faster HSPDA+ (~ .7 -1.5 mbps) service even though it doesn't get AT&T; LTE service.So, look at the radio specs and check the carrier requirements. « Show Less