Does anyone know if the US Version A of the ROG phone 6 pro have more cellular bands than the Phone 6? Apparently Asus has removed the frequency listing from the phone's description.
No difference in bands if I recall correctly. I checked when I imported the non-pro 6 just recently.
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I am moving over to Asia and need to access band 28, band 3, and all the rest. It seems the verizon version lacks many of these bands that I will be needing. Does anybody know of any other phone that will work great overseas - I clearly need to flip this phone.
I looked into what I can unlock, and it's not going to work... this phone doesn't have band 28 and many of the bands used over in Asia.
There are only 4-5 bands on the G4, I believe bands 2, 4, 5, and 13. If you need a great world phone you need to get an international phone, or one that works on all carriers, such as the Nexus 5X, 6, 6P, Moto X Pure, or iPhone.
Or if you like the G4 then get the 815 or 818 variant that works over there.
Pretty sure the bands are there, they are just locked down by Verizon or LG.
These are the only bands available for the vzw LG G4 (2, 4, 5, & 13).
Spookymyo said:
These are the only bands available for the vzw LG G4 (2, 4, 5, & 13).
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It also has 3 and 7
diljosh said:
It also has 3 and 7
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Where. Mine doesn't.
Where's 3 & 7? 2, 4, 5, & 13 are the only ones accessable from the phone. Any other bands are on the carriers side.
according to the specs in LG website 3&7 are supported while roaming
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Where's 3 & 7? 2, 4, 5, & 13 are the only ones accessable from the phone. Any other bands are on the carriers side.
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ron.r said:
according to the specs in LG website 3&7 are supported while roaming
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For the VS986? Everything I've found said the Verizon G4 only supports bands 2, 4, 5, and 13. This is common on carrier branded handsets, where they typically only include bands for their network.
The Redmi Note 5 Pro is available for preorder on gearbest, they say it has support for Band 4... Do you think this could be actually accurate?
Link -> https://www.gearbest.com/cell-phones/pp_1660531.html?wid=4
They also call it "Redmi Note 5", though they state it has a Snapdragon 660 which is the chipset in the pro version.
I want to know that too...i found it in geekbuying tho (global version 3) but it doesnt sound too real. i dont know what to do
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The Redmi Note 5 Pro is available for preorder on gearbest, they say it has support for Band 4... Do you think this could be actually accurate?
Link -> https://www.gearbest.com/cell-phones/pp_1660531.html?wid=4
They also call it "Redmi Note 5", though they state it has a Snapdragon 660 which is the chipset in the pro version.
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snapdragon 636 yes redmi note 5 AI. global same as pro.
for bands go to kimovil search for phone select phone variant china or global and see bands click on bands and tells you if they support. for me says movistar no 4G but telcel carrier has 2 4G. bands
According to official Mi Max 3 website:
LTE band support: B1, B3, B4, B5, B7, B8, B20
I just bought a Global version model: M1804E4A:
The user guide indicates band support: 1/3/7/8/20/34/38/40 (Bands 4 & 5 are missing !!??)
WIthout Bands 4 & 5 - I'm guessing I can't get onto AT&T and TMobile ?
Does anyone know if there is a code dialler to check what LTE band is being supported by Mi Max 3 ?
For folks using mi max 3 in USA successfully - may I know what is your model number?
I see 3 model variants on various websites: M1804E4A , M1804E4C, M1804E4T - anyone knows what the differences are?
Thanks !!
Screenshot from same global model. All those listed online are supported. Looks like they copied user guide from Mi Max 1/2 to save money...
For model #s nobody knows and until we start collecting data nobody will know for sure. My guess would be China 4GB and 6GB RAM, and Global. Second guess - diffident hardware variants regarding display and touchscreen, 2 each in kernel -> 4 possible configurations...
Wow thanks for your reply, how do you you get your phone to display the LTE bands? Is it difficult to do? Thanks
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Hi. Did anyone purchase a oversea model and use in the United States? Are you able to use the 5 G with TMOBILE
I have a OnePlus that I purchased from BestBuy and is the LE2125 version I use on TM. Which model do you have? LE21?? It should work with TMobile 5g.
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I have a OnePlus that I purchased from BestBuy and is the LE2125 version I use on TM. Which model do you have? LE21?? It should work with TMobile 5g.
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LE2125 is the north america/global version. If they bought the CN version it is a different model and likely running ColorOS
You're going to be missing a LOT of bands on the Chinese version. You get 2, 4, 12, 41, but are missing 66 and 71. You're also only going to get one band of 5G, and missing out on 3, including the MMWave stuff.-
You will NOT have a good time on that phone.
Hi everyone,
I have a OnePlus 9 Pro that I bought in India. Build is Oxygen OS 11.2.10.10.LE15DA
In Malaysia, I have subscribed to a 5G plan and the SIM is activated. However, the phone is not latching on to the 5G network and instead is using only the 4G network of the operator. I have gone into the testing mode and enabled the 5G radio in the preferred network type settings (NR/LTE/TDSCDMA/GSM/WCDMA) but when I check on the 'SIM and Network' settings page, only occasionally does the Preferred Network Type show 2G/3G/4G/5G (Automatic). Mostly it doesn't but even when it does, the phone does not connect to the 5G network.
For information, the phone supports N41 and N78 5G bands and my operator (Yes Mobile) uses the N78 band for 5G.
I also know that this model does not appear in the 5G supported devices list. My question is: what is missing and what can I do (if anything) to get my phone to work on this network? Any advice appreciated, thanks in advance.
Is it possible that the locations in those cases were not covered by 5G signal of your operator?
Move to somewhere else closer to a 5G base station and then try again.
James_Watson said:
Is it possible that the locations in those cases were not covered by 5G signal of your operator?
Move to somewhere else closer to a 5G base station and then try again.
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Hi,
No that's not possible - I'm trying this bang splat in the middle of the coverage area and I put my SIM into a colleague's phone (he was standing next to me) and it worked on his phone.
The Indian variant has less bands and 5g support so that might be it.
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The Indian variant has less bands and 5g support so that might be it.
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Yes, but the supported band is being used here. So I'm wondering what the issue is
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Yes, but the supported band is being used here. So I'm wondering what the issue is
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Contact a customer service center of OnePlus in order to verify whether that phone supports the 5G network in Malaysia.
OnePlus Official Site | OnePlus Malaysia
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James_Watson said:
Contact a customer service center of OnePlus in order to verify whether that phone supports the 5G network in Malaysia.
OnePlus Official Site | OnePlus Malaysia
Explore the latest OnePlus Smartphones, Audios, and Accessories products. Check out the best-selling OnePlus 11 5G, OnePlus Nord CE 3 Lite 5G, OnePlus 10 Series, and all OnePlus products.
www.oneplus.com
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I already mentioned above that it's not in the supported devices list. My question is different.