Is the Verizon Note 2 model N7100 or SCH-I605?

[Frozenicy]

Is the Verizon Note 2 model N7100 or SCH-I605?
Anyone know the answer?

 

[ferndog75]

Is the Verizon Note 2 model N7100 or SCH-I605?
Anyone know the answer?

It's the SCH - I605. If you go on your phone, Settings-About Phone, you will see on Model Number.

 

[taylorz_412]

It's the SCH - I605. If you go on your phone, Settings-About Phone, you will see on Model Number.

This

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[dpham00]

It's the SCH - I605. If you go on your phone, Settings-About Phone, you will see on Model Number.

It is also on the name tag under the battery

 

[Frozenicy]

Oh ok Thanks guys. Another question, anyone know if Verizon Note 2 support WCDMA, CDMA2000 or TD-SCDMA?

 

[taylorz_412]

Oh ok Thanks guys. Another question, anyone know if Verizon Note 2 support WCDMA, CDMA2000 or TD-SCDMA?

Not that I can see http://www.phonearena.com/phones/Samsung-GALAXY-Note-II-Verizon_id7494

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[kgk1985]

N7100 is the international model right

sent from Galaxy Note 2

 

[taylorz_412]

N7100 is the international model right

sent from Galaxy Note 2

correct

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[Frozenicy]

Thanks for the quick replay talyorz, but i found another website call phone scoop said different. Source: Samsung Galaxy Note II (Verizon) Specs, Features (Phone Scoop) Anyone know which website is more reliable?

 

[taylorz_412]

Thanks for the quick replay talyorz, but i found another website call phone scoop said different. Source: Samsung Galaxy Note II (Verizon) Specs, Features (Phone Scoop) Anyone know which website is more reliable?

I know phone arena is pretty reliable, that's where I go to for complete spec sheets... But they could have it wrong

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[Frozenicy]

Oh i see, thanks for the help.

 

[dpham00]

Oh ok Thanks guys. Another question, anyone know if Verizon Note 2 support WCDMA, CDMA2000 or TD-SCDMA?

Of course the Verizon Note II has to support CDMA2000, since it has 1xRTT and 1xEVDO, both of which are CDMA2000. According to the FCC filing, it also supports WCDMA, based on the chart below.

Verizon lists it as being global ready, so for sure it has to be quad band gsm.

 

[Frozenicy]

Ah nice, thanks for the information. Thanks a lot.
I read somewhere said it support EDGE network, is that true?

 

[dpham00]

Ah nice, thanks for the information. Thanks a lot.
I read somewhere said it support EDGE network, is that true?

It does support edge data(see attachment in my previous post) , but you would have to root to change the apn.

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[Frozenicy]

Sweet, thank you.
So as long as I make sure the phone support the foreign country's network, then root the phone, and change to correct apn setting, then I should be able to make/receive calls or texts, and use it's data correct?

 

[dpham00]

Sweet, thank you.
So as long as I make sure the phone support the foreign country's network, then root the phone, and change to correct apn setting, then I should be able to make/receive calls or texts, and use it's data correct?

Yup.

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[Frozenicy]

Nice, now I just need wait until the renew date now.