@BREED will this be upgradeed to Kitkat (android 4.4) for tmobile I need the lte band to be 1700 as on your info. Seen other numbers for this model.
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Android OS, v4.1.2 (Jelly Bean), v4.3 (Jelly Bean), upgradable to v4.4.3 (KitKat). Contact T-Mobile to see when this upgrade will be available.
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This does not work on 1700, as we stated in the listing :COMPATIBLE TO USE WITH NETWORK SIM CARDS THAT WORKS ON2G : GSM 850/900/1800/1900 and/or 3G : 850(B5)/900(B8)/1900(B2)/2100(B1) and/or 4G : LTE 800(B20)/1800(B3)/2600(B7)IMPORTANT : PLEASE CHECK WITH YOUR NETWORK PROVIDER THE COMPATIBILITY BEFORE YOU BUYWith regard to OP, OS upgradable to Android (KitKat)Thank you. KICKmobiles
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This does not work on 1700, as we stated in the listing : COMPATIBLE TO USE WITH NETWORK SIM CARDS THAT WORKS ON 2G : GSM 850/900/1800/1900 and/or 3G : 850(B5)/900(B8)/1900(B2)/2100(B1) and/or 4G : LTE 800(B20)/1800(B3)/2600(B7) IMPORTANT : PLEASE CHECK WITH YOUR NETWORK PROVIDER THE COMPATIBILITY BEFORE YOU BUY With regard to OP, OS upgradable to Android (KitKat) Thank you. KICKmobiles
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When i bought it, had the 4.1 , updateable to 4.3 . Its unlocked so yes will work with t-mobile, buy ask for the 4g
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How about TRD Trading? Do they send the correct i9020a version for AT&T; US bands?This posting from Amazon is so broke it's not funny. Its a lottery of what version you get despite the listing showing i9020a...
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I am the seller Electronics Mart, we are US seller. Unfortunately it can't be upgraded since these are custom ROM written for Dual SIM phone. However it has Android 4.1 which is still very new. I have used both android 4.1 and 4.2 and trust me, there is not much difference. If you do need a Android 4.2 then try the PAE920 which is Android 4.2 and much better quality screen and resolution then this one. It's more expensive than this model but ti's worth it. Lastly, make sure to buy from a US seller so you can get it delivered in 3 days and get the support when needed.
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Hi there. Just check the band TMobile works under. I use it at 1800. It is fantastic.
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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
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I purchased an unlocked att phone and at the time T-Mobile was upgrading their lte service in my area (sw ct). I was only getting 4G, no lte, so I switched to a different phone. I don't know enough about the cellular bands to guarantee compatibility.
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unlcked using it with t mobile but u will have problem to get regular phone updated. to get this u have to use Att as your carrier or download update from google
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The phone is capable of working with T-Mobile LTE. To my knowledge, there are no separate versions for different carriers. I ordered mine online unlocked and I have successfully used it with T-Mobile, MetroPCS, Wind in Italy, and TIM in Italy. Most likely you have some wrong parameters specific to AT&T; still in the phone. Did you try resetting it? If you can, just stop by at a T-Mobile store and they should be able to fix it for you.
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I'm unsure I bought it to work on T-Mobiles HSDPA+ (4G) 42.2 Mbit/s network as I wasn't sure if their new 4G LTE was up and running in my area. Also it may depend on the carrier your using as ATT and T-Mobile may operate on different radio frequencies. If I remember correctly ATT had a version for them that was 4G LTE, the LT30at, their previous was the LT28at I think. I don't think any other US carrier had an official 4G LTE xperia. Though T-Mobile is getting the new Z soon. No Sprint or Verizon capable Xperia in years that I know of. Also there may be other versions that would work. You may want to double check on websites like phonearena, or one of the Xperia forums. I'm unsure I bought it to work on T-Mobiles HSDPA+ (4G) 42.2 Mbit/s network as I wasn't sure if their new 4G LTE was up and running in my area. Also it may depend on the carrier your using as ATT and T-Mobile may operate on different radio frequencies. If I remember correctly ATT had a version for them that was 4G LTE, the LT30at, their previous was the LT28at I think. I don't think any other US carrier had an official 4G LTE xperia. Though T-Mobile is getting the new Z soon. No Sprint or Verizon capable Xperia in years that I know of. Also there may be other versions that would work. You... » Read More I'm unsure I bought it to work on T-Mobiles HSDPA+ (4G) 42.2 Mbit/s network as I wasn't sure if their new 4G LTE was up and running in my area. Also it may depend on the carrier your using as ATT and T-Mobile may operate on different radio frequencies. If I remember correctly ATT had a version for them that was 4G LTE, the LT30at, their previous was the LT28at I think. I don't think any other US carrier had an official 4G LTE xperia. Though T-Mobile is getting the new Z soon. No Sprint or Verizon capable Xperia in years that I know of. Also there may be other versions that would work. You may want to double check on websites like phonearena, or one of the Xperia forums. « Show Less
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Actually, there's news out now that T-Mo is reappropriating their 1900 Mhz band to 3g/HSPA+. They just flipped the switch in San Francisco, I believe. So this might be changing. I really want this version for the Tegra3 and lack of branding on the back.
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When i buy my note 3 last year it was running jellybean, after couple of weeks it was update to 4.4.2 kitkat right now is running 5.0 lollipop, my phone is the t-mobile version i don't know about any other versions like Verizon or AT&T
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Yes this model works with 4g LTE. It has the category 4 band that T-Mobile uses.
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Thanks for the interest. COMPATIBLE WITH 2G GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 and/or 3G HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100 Network Simcards World Wide. This handset is 4G Ready : What this means is with a future over the air software update, it can connect to 4G networks. Once you have updated the software in the future, then the device will also be compatible to use with : LTE 4G 800 / 900 / 1800 / 2100 / 2600 Network Simcards. Factory unlocked, not branded to any network (Not from Networks) Thank you. KICKmobiles
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Even though the data plan is 4G i believe the tablet only supports 3G. My S5 on TMO has full 4G LTE bars while the tablet switches between H(2G) and 3G. WiFi seems week as well. Basically I think the internal antennas on these are week in general. Also I had issues getting the 200mb data to work so I contacted TMO and they put me on the 1GB data plan free for the rest of the year. They said it will drop back to 200mb next year.
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Just finished chatting with a T-Mobile rep. Here is the answer: Alfredo R: Think nothing of it. Justin, Non-T-Mobile phones without the AWS 1700/2100 band will not work on T-Mobile's 3G / 4G network due to band limitations. In order to connect with the 3G / 4G network, a device needs to use both of the AWS 1700/2100 bands (not just one or the other).Alfredo R: For the LTE, T-Mobile's 4G LTE network will operate on the same band as our 4G HSPA+ network, Band IV, which uses 1700 MHz and 2100 MHz frequencies to transmit data services.
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Missing the 700 LTE band. You might have VERY limited coverage depending on where you are on the 1700 LTE band.