Is the SM-N9600 the same as the SM-N960 ??
I'm a little confused here lol
No, 9600 is the snapdragon variant for China and some other places in the world, it is usually dual sim and rootable.
slayer2333 said:
No, 9600 is the snapdragon variant for China and some other places in the world, it is usually dual sim and rootable.
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Gotcha, So that would make the 960 variant of what country ?
Check here:
https://www.techwalls.com/samsung-galaxy-note-9-sm-n960-model-number-differences/
slayer2333 said:
No, 9600 is the snapdragon variant for China and some other places in the world, it is usually dual sim and rootable.
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slayer2333 said:
Check here:
https://www.techwalls.com/samsung-galaxy-note-9-sm-n960-model-number-differences/
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Thank you, but unfortunately I have already visited that site and it does not mention the Sm-N960 variant eBay sellers have the 960 variant listed as well as the 9600 which confused me so I thought maybe they were the same.
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Is there any news on Samsung doing a Developer Edition of their Note 9 Verizon models like they did for the Note 4 and the Note Edge? I really want to get my hands on that 512gb phone, but cant see myself committing to the locked bootloaders.
no, there isn't.
NekoShinigami said:
Is there any news on Samsung doing a Developer Edition of their Note 9 Verizon models like they did for the Note 4 and the Note Edge? I really want to get my hands on that 512gb phone, but cant see myself committing to the locked bootloaders.
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? just buy a exynos F or N or SD 9600
problem solved.
After a bit of googling and searching amazon I was only able to find AT&T compatible international versions, I remember someone saying the other CDMA phones worked on a different band then the US Verizon bands. When I google Exynos CDMA I get told Exynos isn't compatible with CDMA because the radios for it aren't installed on those phones.
Not gonna happen
There is no talk of a Developer Edition and is unlikely as none of the recent Notes have had one. The Exynos models don't have the proper LTE bands for Verizon. The N9600 is a Snapdragon, but I'm not sure if it runs the correct bands for Verizon either.
Guyinlaca said:
There is no talk of a Developer Edition and is unlikely as none of the recent Notes have had one. The Exynos models don't have the proper LTE bands for Verizon. The N9600 is a Snapdragon, but I'm not sure if it runs the correct bands for Verizon either.
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The n9600 works fine, with all lte bands and cdma on vzw. I'm using one now. No volte or ca YET. Once I get root, I should at least be able to get volte.
suzook said:
The n9600 works fine, with all lte bands and cdma on vzw. I'm using one now. No volte or ca YET. Once I get root, I should at least be able to get volte.
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Where did you get your SM-N9600? The ones listed on Amazon claim to be the 9600 international version but they all say GSM only no CDMA.
EDIT: I found this: https://www.techwalls.com/samsung-galaxy-note-9-sm-n960-model-number-differences/
It lists the different model numbers. it seems the 9600/9608 have all the bands listed under the 960U*** versions that are important to Verizon.
NekoShinigami said:
Where did you get your SM-N9600? The ones listed on Amazon claim to be the 9600 international version but they all say GSM only no CDMA.
EDIT: I found this: https://www.techwalls.com/samsung-galaxy-note-9-sm-n960-model-number-differences/
It lists the different model numbers. it seems the 9600/9608 have all the bands listed under the 960U*** versions that are important to Verizon.
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Amazon. They always list the international version has no CDMA. No clue why they do, but they are wrong.
suzook said:
Amazon. They always list the international version has no CDMA. No clue why they do, but they are wrong.
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Awesome, thanks for the heads up, I will make my way right on over there and get me one on Thursday when I get paid. One question, when you select language does it give the option for US English or only Brittish English? Not really a problem, just curious as I have never bought an international version.
NekoShinigami said:
Awesome, thanks for the heads up, I will make my way right on over there and get me one on Thursday when I get paid. One question, when you select language does it give the option for US English or only Brittish English? Not really a problem, just curious as I have never bought an international version.
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It was defaulted to UK English, but reg English is available. Make sure to ask the seller if it has Latin fw. You NEED that for vzw.
suzook said:
It was defaulted to UK English, but reg English is available. Make sure to ask the seller if it has Latin fw. You NEED that for vzw.
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I only see one on amazon, I checked ebay also and they look pretty much the same situation over there. none of them mention if it has the latin firmware with 1 exception. there is one being resold on ebay and the guy mentioned it was the hong kong version. Is yours the dual sim one? and if it is the right model with the snapdragon processor, couldn't I just flash the Latin Firmware via Odin?
If someone could help me find out if its possible to pre-order or buy the s10 International (Exynos) variants from USA. Thanks
I think Bestbuy will be the best place to look.
Sent from my Pixel 3 XL
Here's the info about usa Pre order and trade in.
Tried to pre order from the UK site, and they wont ship to the US. Not sure which version the unlocked version will be - they dont post model numbers... following for sure.
Clove.co.uk
As above, Clove offer delivery to the U.S
kpjs4s said:
If someone could help me find out if its possible to pre-order or buy the s10 International (Exynos) variants from USA. Thanks
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/Samsung-Galaxy-S10-Plus/192828272845
I bought from them multiple times before, they are trustable
Thanks for the tip. Gonna pull the trigger on this. Really wanted prism green. Just need to get cracking on getting S-Pay to work on it.
thunderroid said:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Samsung-Galaxy-S10-Plus/192828272845
I bought from them multiple times before, they are trustable
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I pulled the trigger on the Prism Green S10+ (G975F/DS) from them on Thursday. Looks like it is shipping out on Monday (I thought it might be last Friday) since they claimed it was in stock. I've bought a few phones from them before and they've always delivered so am hoping that they come through!
Reading on down that Ebay listing I see one thing in the specs that has me wondering.
"OS Android 9.0 (Pie); One UI
ChipsetExynos 9820 Octa (8 nm) - EMEA
Qualcomm SDM855 Snapdragon 855 (7 nm) - USA/LATAM, China"
That doesn't mean that they will ship a Snapdragon model to the US does it bacause it sure reads that way unless that's just a copy/paste of Samsung's specs.
You're reading too much into it. It's just a copy paste.
Insert_here said:
You're reading too much into it. It's just a copy paste.
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When buying crap off Ebay, I never read too much into it.
Sorry for the bit off topic question but why would you even want the Exynos version? AFAIK the 855 beats the 9820 benchmark wise. The only reason I see to get the Exynos version is its 8K video recording potential (if we can hack it to work).
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Sorry for the bit off topic question but why would you even want the Exynos version? AFAIK the 855 beats the 9820 benchmark wise. The only reason I see to get the Exynos version is its 8K video recording potential (if we can hack it to work).
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That's not really true from what I have seen, the Exynos beats out the Snapdragon in both single core & multicore, correct me if I'm wrong......
Tel864 said:
Reading on down that Ebay listing I see one thing in the specs that has me wondering.
"OS Android 9.0 (Pie); One UI
ChipsetExynos 9820 Octa (8 nm) - EMEA
Qualcomm SDM855 Snapdragon 855 (7 nm) - USA/LATAM, China"
That doesn't mean that they will ship a Snapdragon model to the US does it bacause it sure reads that way unless that's just a copy/paste of Samsung's specs.
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Its the dual-sim version and only Exynos have dual SIM versions
Duncan1982 said:
That's not really true from what I have seen, the Exynos beats out the Snapdragon in both single core & multicore, correct me if I'm wrong......
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Here you go: https://www.bgr.in/news/samsung-gal...nchmark-scores-revealed-march-8-india-launch/
CroGamer1 said:
Sorry for the bit off topic question but why would you even want the Exynos version? AFAIK the 855 beats the 9820 benchmark wise. The only reason I see to get the Exynos version is its 8K video recording potential (if we can hack it to work).
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If Samsung's history with the past several S models remains the same, the Exynos version will have a fully unlocked bootloader, while the USA 855 models will be fully locked down.
hella356 said:
If Samsung's history with the past several S models remains the same, the Exynos version will have a fully unlocked bootloader, while the USA 855 models will be fully locked down.
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You have a point there, but there is a possibility of network incompatibilities with US carriers. I heard that some T-Mobile bands are unsupported.
CroGamer1 said:
You have a point there, but there is a possibility of network incompatibilities with US carriers. I heard that some T-Mobile bands are unsupported.
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True, band 71 & carrier aggragation & some calling features & warranty if unlocked...
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You have a point there, but there is a possibility of network incompatibilities with US carriers. I heard that some T-Mobile bands are unsupported.
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I can't speak to the S10 models, but I have both a T-Mobile (Qualcomm) and international (Exyonos) S7. I've never seen a difference in connectivity or download speeds between the two of them. I'm guessing the situation will be similar with the S10, but only time will tell. The reality for me is that the current speed and quality of connection I get is terrific, and I'd assume that either S10 version will at least equal and probably better what I'm getting now. Our needs all vary, of course, but I'll sacrifice some download speed (if that even ends up being the case) for an unlocked bootloader every time.
As title. Korean model G998N supposedly has MST? Which other regions/models have it? what about eSIM?
UK dual sim. I have it in the options
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UK dual sim. I have it in the options
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So it should have eSIM on all the international versions then.
Wonder if the CN/TW G9980 also has it?
No confirmation on MST anywhere?
No esim option on g9980
It's lurking there somewhere probably.
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So it should have eSIM on all the international versions then.
Wonder if the CN/TW G9980 also has it?
No confirmation on MST anywhere?
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This is my model no
guru_floyd said:
No esim option on g9980
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You have one and don't see similar option in sim card manager?
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This is my model no
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Thank you. That is the international model. Assuming eSIM hasn't been disabled in CSC it should be available on all of that model no.
So far, MST is confirmed only on the Korean model. Strange.
When realme 8 get carrier aggregation ?
Is it getting on future ?
It already supports Carrier Aggregation, here supported combinations lsited:
India & China version: https://cacombos.com/device/RMX3241
Europe version: https://cacombos.com/device/RMX3241GDPR
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It already supports Carrier Aggregation, here supported combinations lsited:
India & China version: https://cacombos.com/device/RMX3241
Europe version: https://cacombos.com/device/RMX3241GDPR
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I just says about realme 8. Note realme 8 5g. Still realme 8 4g has no carrier aggregation.
olkitu said:
It already supports Carrier Aggregation, here supported combinations lsited:
India & China version: https://cacombos.com/device/RMX3241
Europe version: https://cacombos.com/device/RMX3241GDPR
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The Realme 8 5G has a Dimensity 700 chip and the Relame 8 an Helio G95, they're completely different phones despite the name.
The regular Realme 8 technically allows for 3xCA, at least the SoC does, but there doesn't seem to be an implementation OS-side from Realme. Same for 4x4 MIMO.
Bayart said:
The Realme 8 5G has a Dimensity 700 chip and the Relame 8 an Helio G95, they're completely different phones despite the name.
The regular Realme 8 technically allows for 3xCA, at least the SoC does, but there doesn't seem to be an implementation OS-side from Realme. Same for 4x4 MIMO.
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I haven't seen Realme 4G model logs. Would you like to submit to site cacombos.com/contribute ?
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I haven't seen Realme 4G model logs. Would you like to submit to site cacombos.com/contribute ?
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Just sent it.
Bayart said:
Just sent it.
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Thanks, log is parsed and there is no Carrier Aggregation available on this device. It's CAT4 DL and CAT5 UL: https://cacombos.com/device/RMX3085
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Thanks, log is parsed and there is no Carrier Aggregation available on this device.
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We know there isn't, that's why the thread exists in the first place. But there should be.
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We know there isn't, that's why the thread exists in the first place. But there should be.
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Yes, I agree because the same chipset on other devices do support carrier aggregation.
The company however in its os has disabled it by default.
There must be some way to enable it
I saw these popping up on many online shops...
No mention of those anywhere...
Any idea which chipset they have?
The onyx grey usually has code: "MZB08KGRY"
Zibri said:
I saw these popping up on many online shops...
No mention of those anywhere...
Any idea which chipset they have?
The onyx grey usually has code: "MZB08KGRY"
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Qualcomm SM7150 Snapdragon 732G (8 nm)
Weird that that model is not mentioned anywhere except a few online shops.
Also, I have M2101K6G (6gb-128gb) I wonder if there are differences aside from the 8gb of ram vs 6gb.
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Weird that that model is not mentioned anywhere except a few online shops.
Also, I have M2101K6G (6gb-128gb) I wonder if there are differences aside from the 8gb of ram vs 6gb.
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Same.
It seems to be a code for Australia.
Even weirder: no benchmark anywhere.. I wonder if the internal model is that or it's M2101K...
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Even weirder: no benchmark anywhere.. I wonder if the internal model is that or it's M2101K...
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Surely since there are 3 models
Chopin Mediatek
sweetin only for india
sweet multi version. M2101K6G, M2101K6T, M2101K6R
NOSS8 said:
Surely since there are 3 models
Chopin Mediatek
sweetin only for india
sweet multi version. M2101K6G, M2101K6T, M2101K6R
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Yep.. I was wondering what were the differences between the various "sweet" models.
M2101K6G, M2101K6R