[Trey Foscue]

Does anyone know if the Google Nexus 4 can be used with Consumer Cellular? Thank you for any answers!

[gone down south]

Is that a GSM or CDMA carrier? What frequencies do they work on? That'll give us the answer right away.

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[Trey Foscue]

I know it is a GSM

[swampjack]

I've been with them for a week everything is great. Data speed has been more than adequate.

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[Ross Whitfeldt]

I just got off the phone with CC support but my Nexus 4 was telling me the sim card would not allow me to connect to the network. They said Google has restriction that will not allow the phone to connect to AT&T/ConsumerCellular's network. Think that is BS, support is weak at CC for anything outside the box. Switching carriers, T-Mobile Value plan looks good with 2GB unlimited.

[rgraham1]

Swampjack -

"I've been with them for a week everything is great. Data speed has been more than adequate."

Where are you located

What APN settings are you using?

thanks,

Ron

[frjeff#WN]

So, those APN settings are????

Padrejeff

Swampjack -

"I've been with them for a week everything is great. Data speed has been more than adequate."

Where are you located

What APN settings are you using?

thanks,

Ron

[swmii]

Check the thread - Data settings for Consumer Cellular
It goes over the apn setting for consumer cellular in detail.

[runtmms]

T-Mobile Value plan looks good with 2GB unlimited.

Are you looking at the $60 prepaid plan? If so you might take a look at Solavei (TMobile MVNO.) $49 unlimited plan and you get 4GB of unthrottled data. I've been very happy with them.



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