Getting Nexus 5 LTE on AT&T ?

[PAC757]

Hello all, I have an LTE phone with an LTE plan and a micro sim in my current phone, when I get my Nexus 5 from Google can I just put my current sim card in and get LTE service? Or am I going to have to do something with AT&T? Thank you.

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[draconianchaos]

You're on AT&T proper? {post-paid} If so it should be plug and play. It was for me with my old s3. What device are you coming from?

 

[Closingracer]

As long as your previous phone wasn't an iPhone you'll be fine as long as it's a post paid plan

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[PAC757]

You're on AT&T proper? {post-paid} If so it should be plug and play. It was for me with my old s3. What device are you coming from?

Thanks, Yes I am on post paid, my current phone is an LG Optimus Pro. I was wondering because I see posts from people saying they had to get AT&T to enter the Nexus 5 IMEI onto there system.

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[cgardnervt]

Just make sure the att APN settings are correct. Then you should be good to go!

 

[brokenchode]

Just switched from Sprint to ATT last night - Have the Nexus 5 from google play. Worked great and took about 5 mins to port the number. Only issue I am seeing right now is LTE is really smoking my battery. Just did a factory reset tonight, so will see if that helps anything. I didnt have this issue with Sprint. In LTE at all times with ATT. Very nice

Anyone heard of these types of battery issues with Nexus 5 on ATT?

 

[mrsmumbles]

Just switched from Sprint to ATT last night - Have the Nexus 5 from google play. Worked great and took about 5 mins to port the number. Only issue I am seeing right now is LTE is really smoking my battery. Just did a factory reset tonight, so will see if that helps anything. I didnt have this issue with Sprint. In LTE at all times with ATT. Very nice

Anyone heard of these types of battery issues with Nexus 5 on ATT?

People have been posting all sorts of battery issues... If you always have LTE maybe the battery gets used a bunch with the radio holding onto the signal. I keep mobile data turned off while I'm on WiFi but the first day I stayed on LTE and there was some battery reduction but not much at all.

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