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7 ( 2600 ) lte band wind ( italy ) 2600

Any one here using Wind Italy coz I see on my carrier ( WIND Italy ) has #7 (2600)
LTE band and also mi note pro has #20 (2600) LTE is it possible to use 4G?
Because I don't want to change my carrier..and if its not, its impossible for me to use this handset.
Thanks in advance.

Only one version

2600 and 1800 working in 4g. No 800.
I think I saw people living in Italy using Mi Note Pro.
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No 4g+ for you as for me but 4g on one band is still quite fast.

You can check on en.miui

EMJI79 said:
2600 and 1800 working in 4g. No 800.
I think I saw people living in Italy using Mi Note Pro.
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No 4g+ for you as for me but 4g on one band is still quite fast.
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My carrier has #7 (2600) LTE frequency is it enough to use 4G with that frequency?

Depends on the area you live.. In Germany (T-Mobile), 2600 MHz is used in areas with many people (airports, city centers, ...), 1800 MHz in the rest of the city and 800 MHz in the countryside.
But you say that you are using Wind.. Look here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_LTE_networks_in_Europe
When the list is correct (but I think it is, for Germany is everything correct, too), Wind has ONLY band 200 (800MHz). So you cant't use 4G, in no area!!!
The other providers (3, TIMM and Vodafone) use other bands and not 800 MHz, so with the 3 providers you can use LTE everywhere, where you can also use it with an european phone...

Follow this thread to unlock the band you need.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-...how-to-unlock-lte-frequency-bands-mi-t3215880

Does not work for band 20.
Kahun said:
Follow this thread to unlock the band you need.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-...how-to-unlock-lte-frequency-bands-mi-t3215880
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Will the A3010 work well in Europe?

I'm about to buy a OnePlus 3T.
I live in Sweden and travel in Europe from time to time.
Will the A3010 work well for me (even with 4G)?
I have already looked at willmyphonework.net/ but it only says:
"Device is compatible with some of the network carriers frequencies. It may work."
What practical advantages would I notice with a A3003(European version) vs the A3010(China version)?

white-k said:
I'm about to buy a OnePlus 3T.
I live in Sweden and travel in Europe from time to time.
Will the A3010 work well for me (even with 4G)?
I have already looked at willmyphonework.net/ but it only says:
"Device is compatible with some of the network carriers frequencies. It may work."
What practical advantages would I notice with a A3003(European version) vs the A3010(China version)?
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The main difference between OnePlus 3T A3003 and A3010 is the A3003 supports LTE band 1/3/5/7/8/20/38/40, which is the international model while A3010 supports LTE band 1/3/5/7/8/38/39/40/41, which is the China model.
basically you wont have support for this bands on 4G

white-k said:
I'm about to buy a OnePlus 3T.
I live in Sweden and travel in Europe from time to time.
Will the A3010 work well for me (even with 4G)?
I have already looked at willmyphonework.net/ but it only says:
"Device is compatible with some of the network carriers frequencies. It may work."
What practical advantages would I notice with a A3003(European version) vs the A3010(China version)?
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The only LTE band that is missing on A3010 is Band20. Most of Sweden network carriers are using Band7 so you are good to go. When you go aboard is a different story. But you are also more flexible because you can chose the roaming network. All you have to do is to chose a supported network carrier.

alvin182 said:
The main difference between OnePlus 3T A3003 and A3010 is the A3003 supports LTE band 1/3/5/7/8/20/38/40, which is the international model while A3010 supports LTE band 1/3/5/7/8/38/39/40/41, which is the China model.
basically you wont have support for this bands on 4G
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I'm confused by this. By those numbers it seems that the China model covers all the numbers as the Europe mode,l plus a few more. If so, then what bands are missing?
Or doesn't it work that way? Please help me understand
Edit: Oh... I missed to see band 20. But what does it mean practically that the China model misses band 20? How will I notice it?

vladimir_carlan said:
The only LTE band that is missing on A3010 is Band20. Most of Sweden network carriers are using Band7 so you are good to go. When you go aboard is a different story. But you are also more flexible because you can chose the roaming network. All you have to do is to chose a supported network carrier.
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Okay. What does it mean practically that the China model misses band 20?
How would I be likely to notice it when using my phone?

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Okay. What does it mean practically that the China model misses band 20?
How would I be likely to notice it when using my phone?
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On a network that is using Band20 you'll have only HSDPA connectivity. Basically the phone will work just fine except the fact you won't have LTE connectivity. You'd have only 2G/3G/H+

vladimir_carlan said:
On a network that is using Band20 you'll have only HSDPA connectivity. Basically the phone will work just fine except the fact you won't have LTE connectivity. You'd have only 2G/3G/H+
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Thank you. It's getting somewhat clearer. Okay, but how likely am I to run in to Band20? Is that band (the only one missing from China model) more likely to be used than any of all of the other bands that are listed?

white-k said:
Thank you. It's getting somewhat clearer. Okay, but how likely am I to run in to Band20? Is that band (the only one missing from China model) more likely to be used than any of all of the other bands that are listed?
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I'll give you the UK example. In UK there's 3 LTE bands in use: 3,7 and 20. Other put 2600Mhz, 1800Mhz and 800Mhz (that's Band20 btw...). Only O2 is using only Band 20. All other providers are using at least one extra LTE band. EE is using all three LTE bands, Vodafone is using band 3 and band 20 and Three is using band 7 and band 20.
Now here is the thing... Those network checkers are telling that your device might work. But is not always the case. Here is the Vodafone UK example. As I said they are using Band 3 and Band 20. Now let's take a phone with Band3 but not Band 20 (for example my former Xiaomi Mi5). Will work on LTE but only in urban areas. Why? Because in rural areas the band used are band 7 and 20. Why? Lower frequencies are better at travelling long distances so are more suitable for rural areas where there are fewer masts. Also Band 20 provide better indoor coverage. But if you live in an urban area Band 3 and 7 are more likely to be used. The higher the frequency means higher capacity and therefore the ability to deal with more users which is a must in an urban area.
All in all the best way is to call your provider and ask what frequency they are using in YOUR area. If they are using 1800Mhz or 2600Mhz you are good to go. If not...I'm sorry.
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Just for my curiosity why are interested on a China version and not on a Europe one?

Here is the list of LTE bands used by Sweden network carriers. Take a look at it and you'll see if China version is good to go on your provider.

If you're primarily going to use it in Sweden, I would go with the A3003 (that's what I did, but then I seldom leave Jämtland ?).

vladimir_carlan said:
I'll give you the UK example. In UK there's 3 LTE bands in use: 3,7 and 20. Other put 2600Mhz, 1800Mhz and 800Mhz (that's Band20 btw...). Only O2 is using only Band 20. All other providers are using at least one extra LTE band. EE is using all three LTE bands, Vodafone is using band 3 and band 20 and Three is using band 7 and band 20.
Now here is the thing... Those network checkers are telling that your device might work. But is not always the case. Here is the Vodafone UK example. As I said they are using Band 3 and Band 20. Now let's take a phone with Band3 but not Band 20 (for example my former Xiaomi Mi5). Will work on LTE but only in urban areas. Why? Because in rural areas the band used are band 7 and 20. Why? Lower frequencies are better at travelling long distances so are more suitable for rural areas where there are fewer masts. Also Band 20 provide better indoor coverage. But if you live in an urban area Band 3 and 7 are more likely to be used. The higher the frequency means higher capacity and therefore the ability to deal with more users which is a must in an urban area.
All in all the best way is to call your provider and ask what frequency they are using in YOUR area. If they are using 1800Mhz or 2600Mhz you are good to go. If not...I'm sorry.
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Just for my curiosity why are interested on a China version and not on a Europe one?
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Wow. Now that was a good response! You really seem to know your stuff! Cool. :good:
Okay. Now I understand things a lot better too.
I use Telenor (and spend quite some time in Jämtland (rural) like another poster here:good.
Well I plan to buy my phone on ebay and the annoying thing is that the A3003 is about $100 more expensive than the A3010. I still think it is hard to decide if it will be worth an extra $100 for the Europe version...

You should not only consider LTE Bands, but also consider LTE CA.
Hong Kong/ Europe Model (A3003)
FDD-LTE/ 4G: Bands 1/3/5/7/8/20
TDD-LTE/ 4G: Bands 38/40
LTE CA / 4G+:
B3+B7, B3+B8, B3+B20, B7+B20, B3+B3, B3C, B7+B7, B7C, B40C
China Model (A3010)
FDD-LTE/ 4G : Bands 1/3/5/7/8
TDD-LTE/ 4G: Bands 38/39/40/41
LTE CA/ 4G+:
B1+B3, B39+B41, B39C, B40C, B41+B41, B41C，B38C
American Model (A3000)
FDD-LTE: Bands 1/2/4/5/7/8/12/17/30
LTE CA/ 4G+:
B2+B12, B2+B17, B4+B7, B4+B17, B12+B30,B2+B2, B2C, B4+B4, B4+B12, B4+B5, B2+B5

Ok. I ended up buying the EU-version as I found one that was just $40 more expensive.
Many thanks for making this more understandable guys! *thumbs up*

mi max 2 4g on Att?

believe it or not, i recently was able to get 4G on ATT Network.
i am with Rogers Canada , i always have 4 g there, when in the States i use Cricket, and when in a bigger City i am getting 4g as well....So happy, didn't work before with Xiaomi mi max 1

That must be band 5 working for you! Good to hear.

STR1DER said:
That must be band 5 working for you! Good to hear.
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must be...getting it only in larger Citys

Good to hear. My mi max 2 should arrive on wednesday and since I'm on att I can test it out as well. I'm hoping I have similar luck.
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Also, could you tell us what city you were able to get 4G in?

ikecomp said:
Good to hear. My mi max 2 should arrive on wednesday and since I'm on att I can test it out as well. I'm hoping I have similar luck.
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Also, could you tell us what city you were able to get 4G in?
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In all the large Citys i have been into recently.... Seattle, Portland, LA, SLC, Detroit. I am a long distance trucker covering all of the U.S and Canada......i can send some Screenshots but i dont know how to upload here. i never had to...

Rollo4u said:
In all the large Citys i have been into recently.... Seattle, Portland, LA, SLC, Detroit. I am a long distance trucker covering all of the U.S and Canada......i can send some Screenshots but i dont know how to upload here. i never had to...
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Ok, thx. I get my phone tomorrow so I can confirm what type of service I get around the Philly area.

ikecomp said:
Ok, thx. I get my phone tomorrow so I can confirm what type of service I get around the Philly area.
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please let me know- if you dont see 4g, do a manual network search and pick ATT 4g....that did the trick for me....

I don't have the Mi Max 2, but the Zenfone 3 Ultra which has similar bands. I lack all the LTE Bands except for Band 5. I can confirm that in all major cities I have been to I get LTE through band 5. Heck, even in my city which is only about 300,000 strong I get 4G/LTE in half of it. Seems like AT&T is really ramping up their band 5 LTE service.

doctahjeph said:
I don't have the Mi Max 2, but the Zenfone 3 Ultra which has similar bands. I lack all the LTE Bands except for Band 5. I can confirm that in all major cities I have been to I get LTE through band 5. Heck, even in my city which is only about 300,000 strong I get 4G/LTE in half of it. Seems like AT&T is really ramping up their band 5 LTE service.
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Thanks for sharing the info. I looked up your phone and if you have the global version it appears you have more LTE bands available than the Mi Max 2. Namely bands 2,4 and 17. While ATT does provide LTE for band 5 I won't get my hopes too much for LTE. As long as I can get strong HSPA+ that's enough for my needs

ikecomp said:
Thanks for sharing the info. I looked up your phone and if you have the global version it appears you have more LTE bands available than the Mi Max 2. Namely bands 2,4 and 17. While ATT does provide LTE for band 5 I won't get my hopes too much for LTE. As long as I can get strong HSPA+ that's enough for my needs
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I think you were looking up the specs of the Zenfone 3 Deluxe, not the Ultra. There is no version of the Ultra that has bands 2,4, and 17. Trust me I'd buy it if they did.
https://www.asus.com/Phone/ZenFone-3-Ultra-ZU680KL/Tech-Specs/

doctahjeph said:
I think you were looking up the specs of the Zenfone 3 Deluxe, not the Ultra. There is no version of the Ultra that has bands 2,4, and 17. Trust me I'd buy it if they did.
https://www.asus.com/Phone/ZenFone-3-Ultra-ZU680KL/Tech-Specs/
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Looks like you're right. I should've checked the asus site instead of the 3rd party sites below. Lesson learned
http://www.gearbest.com/cell-phones/pp_365529.html
https://www.frequencycheck.com/mode...l-sim-global-td-lte-64gb-zu680kl-asus-mercury
At any rate, got the phone today so I should be able to test tonight!

Finally got some time to set it up. I can confirm 4G (HSPA+) in South Jersey. Hopefully, I can go to philly this weekend to test for LTE connectivity.

ikecomp said:
Finally got some time to set it up. I can confirm 4G (HSPA+) in South Jersey. Hopefully, I can go to philly this weekend to test for LTE connectivity.
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Does it say 4G or H+ as the indicator? If it says 4G then you are getting LTE already. The international phones say 4G and the american phones say LTE.

doctahjeph said:
Does it say 4G or H+ as the indicator? If it says 4G then you are getting LTE already. The international phones say 4G and the american phones say LTE.
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I myself get 4g in larger Citys in the U.S, in Canada with Rogers Wireless also. Mexico gives me 4 G with Celtel

doctahjeph said:
Does it say 4G or H+ as the indicator? If it says 4G then you are getting LTE already. The international phones say 4G and the american phones say LTE.
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For me, it says H+. However, I haven't had a chance to go to the city yet. I would say though that my nexus 6p gets LTE in the primary area I use it in but when I switch the sim card into the mi max 2 it only gets H+ in this area.

ikecomp said:
For me, it says H+. However, I haven't had a chance to go to the city yet. I would say though that my nexus 6p gets LTE in the primary area I use it in but when I switch the sim card into the mi max 2 it only gets H+ in this area.
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right now i am travelling on I -94 Wisconsin- Minnesota- North Dakota, and most of the time my indicator tells me 4g....

Sorry to bump an old thread but I was in Texas last week and I picked up 4G in San Antonio.
Also back in Illinois I am picking up 4G here. This started after the last phone update.

Yeah Band 5 is nicely saturated where I live so I can't complain

Try http://repo.xposed.info/module/io.nrdwfy.telephonyframework.apk

5Z will be launched in US soon

According to an post by ASUS on their Zentalk forum, the 5Z will be launched in the U.S. soon.
I can confirm that the ZS620KL will be launched in the US soon.
Any further details regarding this, please stay tuned to our announcement
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Big questions now are what does 'soon' mean and which version (A, B, or C) will be launched.

Response to which version question on Zentalk:
If my information is correct, the version that will be available in the USA is version B.
But please note that the information posted here is not final. Please refer to our official website for final specifications when available. Thank you
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That's good news for us U.S. folks since version B seems to have many more LTE bands used here.

I hope soon means this week sometime
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Guys need your help will these bands work with At&T?
Dual Nano-SIM (4G + 4G) ; 3G WCDMA B1 / B2 / B5 / B6 / B8 / B19 ; 4G LTE B1 / B2 / B3 / B5 / B7 / B8 / B18 / B19 / B20 / B26 / B28 / B38 / B39 / B40 / B41 ;
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I see Amazon has the Asus Zenfone 5z just want to make sure it works with At&T thanks

grodri19721 said:
Guys need your help will these bands work with At&T?
Dual Nano-SIM (4G + 4G) ; 3G WCDMA B1 / B2 / B5 / B6 / B8 / B19 ; 4G LTE B1 / B2 / B3 / B5 / B7 / B8 / B18 / B19 / B20 / B26 / B28 / B38 / B39 / B40 / B41 ;
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I see Amazon has the Asus Zenfone 5z just want to make sure it works with At&T thanks
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Yes and no.... My understanding (someone correct me if I'm wrong) is it'll probably get LTE on bands 3 or 5 but the other AT&T bands aren't supported so you may not get great LTE coverage.

These are At&T 4g lte bands 2, 4, 5, 12, 17 1900, 1700 abcde, 700
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So i better wait for the usa model

I think they just added the 5Z to the US website in the last day or two (link: https://www.asus.com/us/Phone/ZenFone-5Z-ZS620KL/). I'm pretty sure it wasn't there earlier in the week. Hopefully that means the US launch is very soon. Not sure what that $1,999 price is though....probably just a placeholder for whatever the final price will be.

I'm guessing a 4th of July release

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I'm guessing a 4th of July release
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The 4th is when it's coming out in India. While I could get announced/released on the 4th in the US, I have a feeling it won't. My guess is an announcement sometimes within the next two weeks with a release mid-july

ASUS rep. confirmed that 5Z will be released in the US, but the 5 won't (only the global version, which is already available). The 5Z will be released in mid or late August. (This date is also confirmed on phonearena: https://www.phonearena.com/news/Asus-ZenFone-5Z-ROG-Phone-release-date-US_id106236)
Personally I think it sucks that they announce a phone in February, but you can only buy it in (late) August. Though the phone is already available in Europe and many parts of Asia it should be noted that the 5Z's camera app is unfinished. It doesn't even have pro mode and panorama mode, while the cheaper Zenfone 5 has all of these features.

That timing sucks. I was hoping it would be available sooner. In my quest to find the perfect phone for my needs, I picked up an Essential phone and surprisingly I really like it (I thought it would be too small and I've read tons of negatives about it online). I'll probably still pick up a 5Z when it's available because I really like the 5 except for the speed (it's not horrible but it is slow compared to the current 835/845 phones).

Mid to late August is ridiculous. Chances are I'll end up getting a U12+ before then as I need to upgrade soon. I was really looking forward to this device.

They should be running the same app as they are both using the exact same camera (as far as I know anyway). Weird. Maybe it's just a Play Store update away.

Wish they would hurry up
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$499 US..! Rejoice brothers.
https://m.gsmarena.com/asus_zenfone_5z_usa_august_13-amp-32410.php

I'm glad it'll be available soon. The silver model isn't available for pre-order yet...hopefully that'll change very soon.

Good. The day after my birthday so I'll make sure I grab it sometime around then
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I don't like that they're limiting the US version to 64GB internal. I know it has expandable storage, but I've had bad experiences with SD cards in the past, and some apps just want to use the internal storage.
I did find a 256GB version at banggood here, but I've never bough from them, and while it doesn't specifically say which version it is (A/B/C), I'm thinking C because it lists bands for CDMA, which only the C version has (according to ASUS' site)

Amazon.com

vv211 said:
I did find a 256GB version at banggood here, but I've never bough from them, and while it doesn't specifically say which version it is (A/B/C), I'm thinking C because it lists bands for CDMA, which only the C version has (according to ASUS' site)
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It's possible a 256GB (w/ US warranty...) variant doesn't exist. I would take the listing with a grain of salt until it pops up on another US store like Bestbuy or Newegg.
It's also likely that the Amazon page is incomplete or a WIP.
Edit: It says this in the Q&A section
"Only the 64GB version is being offered in the North American region."

Does the Tencent version compatible with LTE bands in germany?

Hi all, i'm planning to get the Tencent version for 540$ (8/128gb to be specific) but i'm worried about the compatibility of the phone with LTE bands in Germany. If anyone have an answer, please share with me.
Thanks.

Check which bands your carrier uses and then check against the bands supported by the phone. You can get the LTE Discovery app and check which band you're currently using also.

How I can add LTE Band 20 to firmware?

ZuiNguyen said:
Hi all, i'm planning to get the Tencent version for 540$ (8/128gb to be specific) but i'm worried about the compatibility of the phone with LTE bands in Germany. If anyone have an answer, please share with me.
Thanks.
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If we are speaking about the 128GB/8GB version it's compatible as long as you dont need band 20 - e.g. if you are living in the city. The 512GB/12GB version also has LTE band 20. But both phones can be used in Germany.
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How I can add LTE Band 20 to firmware?
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You cannot add this feature to the firmware, this is hardware related.