H811 on cricket? - T-Mobile LG G4

Looking to upgrade to an LG G4 and I know the H811 is easier for rooting and flashing.
Does anyone know if an unlocked H811 will work on cricket wireless?
Sorry if the info is somewhere already but I've looked and can't find any straight answer.

cricket wireless uses cdma phones I think so no go on the t-moblie version.

jesful2011 said:
Looking to upgrade to an LG G4 and I know the H811 is easier for rooting and flashing.
Does anyone know if an unlocked H811 will work on cricket wireless?
Sorry if the info is somewhere already but I've looked and can't find any straight answer.
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If your H811 G4 is sim unlocked it should work with Cricket as it uses the same GSM network technology. Cricket is the best prepaid cell provider because its prices are low and it is owned by AT&T and uses same cell towers. I had them for a year and their service is 100 times better than T-Mobile. Only reason I switched to tmo was for unlimited data. But now Cricket has unlimited data too.
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I haven't purchased my G4 yet but now I'm thinking maybe I should get an unlocked T-Mobile G4 because of the unlocked bootloader. Should work with cricket as a lot of unlocked T-Mobile phones do.
And I'm on cricket's unlimited plan I can use a lot of data in month.

jesful2011 said:
I haven't purchased my G4 yet but now I'm thinking maybe I should get an unlocked T-Mobile G4 because of the unlocked bootloader. Should work with cricket as a lot of unlocked T-Mobile phones do.
And I'm on cricket's unlimited plan I can use a lot of data in month.
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The Global H815 is unlocked from factory. I'd rather get that unless you know 100% the Tmo h811 is unlocked.
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If you unlock it. And I'm not talking about the bootloader. There are forums about SIM unlocking on here.
So if I sim unlock it a AT&T g flex will work on t-mobile for everything?
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ztmike said:
So if I sim unlock it a AT&T g flex will work on t-mobile for everything?
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the at&t g flex works perfectly on tmobile, but you have to unlock it first... how? in my case i paid less than 2 dolars in ebay and i got an unlock code in a few hours (when you put the tmobile sim card you will get a message that says network locked and it will ask you to enter the unlock code)..
so go and get it.

Unlock sprint lg g4.

So will a unlocked sprint lg g4 work on T-Mobile without any issues?
Clayter21 said:
So will a unlocked sprint lg g4 work on T-Mobile without any issues?
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I use gsm in Europe without problems.
Try, but first save the contents of your folder carrier.
LS991 + ZV6 + Cricket/T-mobile
I have problems .
does not disconnect the call.
It does not work data transmission
Cool. how did you guys unlock? Will sprint give me the code. I looked up the specs on the g4 and it has all the frequencies and bands that t-mobile uses. I was just hoping someone could confirm 100% before I left sprint.
I wonder what needs to be changed to get it to disconnect and pick up data?

Tmobile g4 on att?

A friend of mine is selling his T-Mobile g4 and I'd like to use it on att. Is there a way to unlock the att bands on the g4 ? I know the HTC variants of phones are basically all the same and easy to make them work with other carriers. Is the g4 similar?
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miatawnt2b said:
A friend of mine is selling his T-Mobile g4 and I'd like to use it on att. Is there a way to unlock the att bands on the g4 ? I know the HTC variants of phones are basically all the same and easy to make them work with other carriers. Is the g4 similar?
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i think you can. go into tmobile and ask an agent there on chat... am pretty sure you can as long as is sim carrier unlocked... and yes theres places ive seen they charge like 25 bucks if you search on google..
miatawnt2b said:
A friend of mine is selling his T-Mobile g4 and I'd like to use it on att. Is there a way to unlock the att bands on the g4 ? I know the HTC variants of phones are basically all the same and easy to make them work with other carriers. Is the g4 similar?
-j
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T-Mobile should unlock it for him upon request. From stock, there's a T-Mobile app to SIM unlock the device from T-Mobile. Have him unlock it from T-Mobile and you'll be fine. You shouldn't have issues.

Question about Using an Unlocked Sprint LG G6 on Tmobile

Hello XDA,
Do we know if we are able to flash the firmware of another carriers to the LG G6? I remember we were able to do that with the S6/S7 so that Wifi Calling and VoLTE would be fixed for users on Tmobile using an unlocked phone (Sprint unlocked phone etc). Since they had the same physical hardware.
I'll be getting a Sprint LG G6 from my job but I have tmobile, I can get it unlocked thats not a problem, but I need Wifi Calling to work. Has anyone tried to flash another carriers firmware on their LG G6 // do we know if they are the same hardware wise? Thanks in advance guys!
Is Sprint using GSM now?
skywalkr2 said:
Is Sprint using GSM now?
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The devices have been GSM capable since the S3. NVTOOLs usually has some flags you can flip to enable the bands/radio. Of course it needs to be clean ESN with Sprint, and internationally unlocked from Sprint.
Does any one know what i need to do to get my sprint lg g6 working on other carriers sprint says its unlocked but when i put at&t sim card in it does not register
Bigken5508 said:
Does any one know what i need to do to get my sprint lg g6 working on other carriers sprint says its unlocked but when i put at&t sim card in it does not register
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Did Sprint just say it's unlocked or did they give you a code? From what I know they are suppose to give an unlock codes for Android devices and for iPhones they just unlock them. Your phone is suppose to prompt you when you put a different carrier SIM in and once you out that code in your permanent unlocked.
Can anyone second this?
I wouldn't trust Sprint. They need to give you the unlock code. I found someone to pay to do it. There are very few.

Can i get lte with Tmobile g6 but Verizon service?

I'm on Tmobile now but going to Verizon soon but would like to buy a Tmobile g6 and unlock it. So what the title says, I know service will work but will I get lte through Verizon on my Tmobile phone. I used Tmobile in Verizon phones no problem and got lte before.
It depends on what radios the Tmobile G6 supports. I believe it has a sim card slot for the smaller sim cards verizon uses. I would google tmobile g6 radio and verizon radio bands and compare.
Also if I am not mistaken you will have to unlock the phone in order for it to accept another carrier. I believe if you buy the phone outright, tmobile will send you instructions for unlocking it.
Ok. I'm ordering the factory u locked g6 with dual sim. Hopefully it fully support cdma
I would also be interested in knowing if it would work or not.
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ruvort said:
I would also be interested in knowing if it would work or not.
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T-Mobile generally requires a device be on their service for 40 days before unlocking it. Something to keep in mind.
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once unlocked you should be able to use LTE, but only for data. Most likely it will NOT support VoLTE (HD voice ) and VoWiFi.
I bought a used tmobile lg g6, used the unlock app to permanently unlock, but can't get it to work on verizon network. I inserted my verizon sim card but just tells me network is unavailable
Verizon refused to accept the imei for my t mobile G6. So I refused to remain a Verizon customer.
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