can t-mobile phones be used on verizon?
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Although Verizon uses the CDMA standard and not GSM, you still may be able to use your T-Mobile 4G LTE device on Verizon's LTE network, as they both run on the same spectrum - so LTE data should, theoretically, work fine.
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Except for the iPhone 5, almost all of Sprint's newer devices can be unlocked and are compatible with Verizon. Again, it's just up to Verizon to accept it. To make sure your phone isn't one of the bad apples (pun intended), check out Verizon's page on bringing your own device.
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All T-Mobile and AT&T devices are compatible with one another when you switch carriers. They both run off the same software technology, GSM. GSM devices are compatible across the board. All Sprint, Verizon and US Cellular devices are not compatible with one another when you switch carriers.
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Technically, it's possible to use a Sprint phone on T-Mobile or AT&T's GSM networks, if your device is LTE-capable or an iPhone. ... However, you can still use your handset on a Sprint MVNO, such as Ting, Boost Mobile, or Republic Wireless.
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Well GSM networks like US Mobile, T-Mobile, and AT&T use removable SIM cards. This means that unlocked phones from other American GSM carriers will work on US Mobile's network. On the other hand, Verizon and Sprint are CDMA carriers. CDMA carriers don't use SIM cards and most CDMA phones are locked into their network.
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Yes a T-Mobile phone will work on MetroPCS. ... Yes a T-Mobile phone will work on MetroPCS. The phone must be unlocked, you can not be still in contract with T-Mobile, you can not owe T-Mobile money, and you can not still be in the process of paying off your phone to T-Mobile.
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Will they be compatible with T-Mobile or Metro by T-Mobile? Today every device works the same as it has on the network it's currently using. For now, customers will use two distinct networks, Sprint and T-Mobile, and Sprint customers now receive extended roaming capabilities on the T-Mobile network.
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And because the rest of the world uses GSM for voice rather than CDMA, new smartphones made for Verizon already include CDMA and GSM radios, which means the phone can be taken to a carrier like AT&T or T-Mobile in the US as well as to other GSM operators overseas and it will work.
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Google sells unlocked versions of the Pixel 3 and 3 XL directly — which work on T-Mobile's network — and also sells the phones on its Google Fi MVNO network, which in part uses the cellular network hardware from T-Mobile.
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All smartphones that are eligible for service on postpaid Verizon Wireless lines can also be activated on Verizon Prepaid lines. ... OnePlus 6T, OnePlus 7 Pro, and OnePlus 7T devices are certified to work on the Verizon Wireless network.
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However, an unlocked phone is now eligible to work with any available network provider, including Verizon. Most cell phones can be used with any network.
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Bring Your Own Phone to T-Mobile: Customers can bring along their unlocked, GSM-compatible phones for service on T-Mobile. Just make sure that the device supports T-Mobile's LTE bands and 3G frequencies; you can check here.
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Verizon already has GSM as its base network. As of January 1, 2020, CDMA is no longer going to be supported OR EVEN FUNCTION on the Verizon network. If you have a CDMA only device now, start saving up for a new phone, because it's going to stop working after next year. I promise.
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Verizon runs on CDMA technology and is not compatible with GSM technology (T-Mobile & AT&T). Verizon's CDMA network isn't compatible with Sprint's CDMA network. ... No matter GSM or CDMA, Sprint, AT&T or T-Mobile, the iPhone model 5c, 5s, 6, 6+, 6s, 6s+, SE will work on any carrier.
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Compatible phones include: GSM Unlocked phones, AT&T Compatible phones, T-Mobile Compatible phones, Sprint Compatible Phones, and some other CDMA Technology Compatible phones. How can I get my Straight Talk KYOP SIM? ... a) Buy a 4G LTE Straight Talk Activation Package at a Walmart store.
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Re: will at&t phone work on verizon For the most part, AT&T phones are not compatible.
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Depending on whether you want service on Verizon or Sprint, you may need a different model phone as a result. If the phone is only 2G or 3G GSM capable (i.e., without built-in CDMA cellular chipset support), it cannot be used on a CDMA network in CDMA mode.