Hello everyone, i just have a quick question... Will the unlocked HTC One sold by htc work on T - Mobiles HSPA+ network? I live in Oceanside CA 92056 zip code will LTE even work on this device with T-Mobile ?
Hspa+ will not work on that device. 4G LTE will only work if you live in a "refarmed" 1900mhz area for T-Mobile.
Shoulda bought the T-Mobile version...
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You can find out if your are has the 1900mhz refarm here.
Also please use the search feature. This question has been answered to death.
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i was wandering if it was possible to use the HTC vivid in the uk?
Sure its quadband IIRC but if you don't have an international plan you will be raped in roaming fees. AFAIK there is no 4g in the UK so you'll be getting 3g at best. I kept my phone in airplane mode and just used wifi wherever possible.
Tri-band
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You should be able to, and I'd hazard a guess that you'll still be able to get 3G also, since the Vivid does have the "world" 3G band of 2100MHz.
Forget about LTE, though.
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i was wandering if it was possible to use the HTC vivid in the uk?
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Hi,
Yes it will work with no problems over 2G & 3G, but must be SIM unlocked if you want to use British SIM card.
But it will be problem with 4G LTE, because HTC Vivid (USA)/HTC Raider (Canada) is using different bands and frequencies as 700/1700/1900
Europe standard for 4G LTE is 800/2600 MHz
ATM UK is planning to use 4G LTE in year 2013 Band 7 (2600 MHz) / Band 20 (800 MHz) as standard for the rest of the Europe.
P.S. I've got Canadian version from Bell & South Korean version.
Love those phones
Just can't wait until we will get S-OFF
Hey guys, just a quick question one more time.
As you guys know the exciting news the HTC One is available for pre order and unlocked straight from from the manufacturer! I'm really stoked on getting this phone but want it to have LTE working.
Now I have 2 options, getting it unlocked (32GB) or going for the T-Mobile branded one.
These are the bands the unlocked version works on.
HSPA/WCDMA: 850/1900/2100 MHz - GSM/GPRS/EDGE: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz - LTE: 700/850/AWS/1900 MHz (US)
Now I tried looking up T-Mobile on their support forums, online support agents, outsourced call center employees, and even resorted to wikipedia.
My only question is will T-Mobile's upcoming LTE work on this phone? My location is NYC if that helps.
Anyone???
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I'm in the same boat. I want to get the unlocked version but want to make sure it has LTE for US carrier (either AT&T or tmobile). I believe these LTE bands should work. If I'm not mistaking, AT&T uses both 700Mhz & 1700Mhz (AWS).
I've switch my AT&T HTC One X plus to T-Mobile and LTE works great. So I think the HTC One developer edition will work just fine on T-Mobile network.
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Must be different in the States. . . im in UK, i brought my One in Carphone warehouse, got it on Tuesday, its debranded, Sim Unlocked, and has LTE. . . Im eagerly waiting for my EE Simcard so i can use the LTE functions of this. . .
Dev will not have HSpa unless your in the reformed markets with 1900 band.
LTE will work if youre in a lte ,market.
Been answered many times
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Hello guys,
I know that for some of you this question is stupid, I'm about to buy the HTC One from dubai, and I only have the option to buy it LTE/4G version.
I live in Tunisia where there is not 4g network, only 3g+ and H gsm networks, so I want to be sure that LTE version of the One will work with our networks in Tunisia?
Regards,
Taieb
Yes it will work, the phone is backwards compatible. You will get 3g without any issues.
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And the other way around?
Hi guys, I hope my question has something to do with the topic.
I just got my One, which was bought in the UK (I believe it to be the international version of the phone), and was wondering if it has 4G capabilities?
It seems a little stupid to me, but I can't seem to find that specific info.
Thanks!
I want to get the HTC One but apparently it does not support my carrier bands. It appears that the t-mobile version of htc one has the required 1700 band but I am not too sure if I am doing this right. Basically does the t-mobile version of htc one work with wind? (wind apparently supports only the aws band, the full FAQ on wind's website:
There are a few criteria for bringing your own unlocked phone with you to WIND:
a) Must be compatible with our network. The WIND Mobile network uses a frequency called AWS, with bands 1700/2100.
b) Must NOT be locked to another carrier
c) Phones compatible with the U.S. T-Mobile network often work with WIND)
If not, are there any versions of the one that do? I don't really feel like going all the way over to the us to get the phone but if there are no other alternatives, I guess I'll just have to do it. Thanks.
Anyone? A simple yes or no would be ok for me.
I've wind in italy, i don't know if is the same, but for me works fine...
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Been trying to connect to telstra 4g in sydney but only able to get 3g speeds. Radio is same as m8 sold my telstra. Any help on connecting to 4g?
ftermini said:
Been trying to connect to telstra 4g in sydney but only able to get 3g speeds. Radio is same as m8 sold my telstra. Any help on connecting to 4g?
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If you have an HTC One M8 then you will get a better response in the M8 forum this is for the M7.
Have you checked the APN on your phone versus Telsra APN?
Check to see if the Telstra variant has the same bands as your variant, if your phone doesn't have the same bands then that could be your issue.