Is this compatible to ATT cell towers?
1410096
I haven't a clue. The phone stopped working almost immediately- nothing I could do would get it to power on. My advise? Don't waste your money on this craptastic junk.
1410097
This phone is Net10. You need to contact Net10 directly and ask them what area they cover. I have a good reception in Massachusetts and Connecticut but I lose it when traveling through some parts of Vermont and New Hampshire.
1410098
My phone was set up for t-mobil when I got it but net10 gladly sent me a new sim card for att for free. It took a little bit of work to get to a solution to the problems ( weak signal etc) and it took 5 business days to get the new card. The spotty service was frustrating but I have the new card and it works great.
1410099
a response to one of the other statements. Net 10 uses a multiple of different carriers. If the phone has problems they can figure out what carrier it's using. If there is a better one for your area you can get them to switch it. It took getting a new sim card for me. They sent it free.
1568200
Yes. But it is fully functional only on AT&T; platform. We returned ours as it was not compatible w/provider.
640172
I do not know for sure. I would think NOT. Cell phones pick up cell tower transmissions. The iTrip transmits your standard FM radio frequencies in the range of 88 to 107. I will say the iTrip was a total waste of money and was a piece of junk!!!
742040
Check with the staff at the walmart cell phone dept. I believe they piggyback on the AT&T; towers but not sure it that's country wide. I think it also depends on the make of phone you have. My LG works very well most everywhere I've traveled this year.
1354320
Bought it for my Mom. It is very compatible to AT&T; mobile. Sorry don't know about the other providers, but it's an unlocked universal phone, so you should be fine. Phone works fine for my senior citizen mother. She loves it.
282704
Yes, so far as it's unlocked.... most of the networks in India are compatible with AT&T;'s frequencies... so yes it should work.
441863
Yes, we are using it with an AT&T; Beam and are very satisfied with the overall functionality & performance.
693221
Unknown. I use AT&T.; Should be ok, but since the frequency allocations per carrier are different, you should check.
1578777
If your phone is GSM (most likley it is) then it will work. There are plenty of SIM cards for sale that say AT&T; right on them. Why not get one of those? Then you can be sure.
139768
Hey man, It works all the gsm network around the world. I'm using this with a straight talk SIM card. Which actually shares AT&T network across nationwide. So I can say "YES". Hope this answer helps you. Have a good day
964777
Not sure what do you mean. I just inserted the SIM card and worked. About AT&T, it is compatible with their bands.
1198933
Might be compatible. Its crap though. Reception no more than 3 feet and interference if you walk across the connection.
439067
Yes I bought this and used it with my att i777 i did have a problem with it getting service so i cut the antenna portion off and did the same with my old one and used the old portion of the board. Videos can be found online.
425162
I use it on AT&T; but believe it will work on T-Mobile GSM towers too. Great phone!
650828
If it doesn't have the input for it, I don't think you'll be able to. I'm using it for my AT&T 3g microcell.
1199493
Yes. You may have to setup the APN properly though. I used mine on Straight Talk (using AT&T; frequencies/towers) and it worked great.
1904100
Sure, your phone have radio bands competiable for GMS 850/900/1800/1900MHz networks, if ATT radio bands it not the same,it doesn't work