Is this device compatible in Canada, I understand that there can be frequency issues?
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Yes - PocketFinder is compatible in Canada. For roaming in other countries you will need to contact PocketFinder to request international roaming, otherwise it will not connect to the GSM cellular network - same issue as a cell phone.
1381787
No idea and good luck getting a hold of anyone at Pocketfinder - they are notoriously poor with customer service.
796268
I found the device on amazon canada with USA delivery, check the following link: http://www.amazon.ca/gp/offer-listing/B009VPAS0M/ref=dp_olp_new?ie=UTF8&condition;=new&qid;=1394654996&sr;=8-1
2227575
I did the tests on other devices, but apparently the devices use different frequencies.
1098938
Absolutely John. I have used it in Germany, Australia and Japan without issues. (Don't forget to adjust the Hertz from 60 to 50 if need be for the TV. The power supply auto adjusts.) Greg
850172
Yes. Used on 2 different carriers with no issue. Just make sure data frequencies coincide with your country else you may not get 3G speeds
713439
Seems like this is still an issue - How can we find out if this is the Canadian version or not? Thx
1951819
Besides almost all the carriers which support 2100MHz, 1904 supports 1700 MHz and 1900. T-mobile uses this band. So this model is especially compatible in US and Canada. On the other hand 1905 is compatible for Europe and Asia except Japan. Availabe in Japan as well but not full.
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Patricia; I am from Canada and simply transferred my sim card from Rogers and it works fine. The only thing I had to do was download the full manual for some of the features as the one that comes with the phone stopped at page 40.Diane
1070193
It works in Canada but u can also buy the Nike pods if you are concerned you are out of satellite range.
93185
I have this same device and took it to Panama. Never had a problem with it. It works just fine.
1079261
I bought one to use in Costa Rica and works, you need to check the frequency in Brazil used by your cellphone service provider. In my case that was 850Mhz so I could use it here. In most of the cases there is no issue and the cellphone is compatible with the area you want to use.
2008879
no. and definitely wont work with 50 hz which is the frequency of most Asian countries. you'll need a converter with anything you buy in built to work in north america.
599881
If the voltage and plugs between the US and Canada are the same then it should work just fine.
1906218
It should work. It has a rechargeable battery. Canada imports for their current and it works there. I like mine.
1840250
Yes, it works anywhere in the world. But before using any Frequency , you need to check with your country to see if you can transmit within the selected frequencies range. As a matter of fact, if you login to this device, you can select you country and chose the associated frequencies that are allowable in your country. To this end, this is a universal device. let me know if you have further question.. Thanks
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I'm not sure. I'm in the U.S. and the device works fine. You should check with your service provider as you will need some type of wireless service in order to activate/ use the device.
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The battery is compatible with the Samsung Galaxy s3. I have not heard of any physical differences between Us and Canadian version. Programming will vary from country to country, but that is a carrier choice and won't affect the battery.