[MurphyWesly]

The phone is brand new. Can the Korean lg g4 work I'm the states? Is there anything I can do to make it work?

[Jonneh]

I do believe the AC team used the Korean model in the US on certain carriers, perhaps not with ALL of the working bands though.

[tardus]

Check out...

http://forums.androidcentral.com/lg-...equencies.html

Compare to the carrier phone's frequency. What carrier will be used in the US?

One change that might be needed is the APN setting, assuming LTE can be used.

[Almeuit]

I believe so but you won't get LTE... If I am thinking correctly.

[scottysize]

I believe so but you won't get LTE... If I am thinking correctly.

If it's the same model that was sent to us (H815?), and you're on AT&T, then all you have to do is plug in the APN settings and you'll get LTE speeds. You won't see the LTE signal, but I did have LTE speeds using the GoPhone account and my Brother-in-law had them this weekend.

[Almeuit]

If it's the same model that was sent to us (H815?), and you're on AT&T, then all you have to do is plug in the APN settings and you'll get LTE speeds. You won't see the LTE signal, but I did have LTE speeds using the GoPhone account and my Brother-in-law had them this weekend.

Yeah the only reason I said that is because I remember watching a review where a guy had the Korean version and didn't get LTE on T-Mobile (only HSPA).

I have the international model -- and get LTE (as you said it shows 4G but 4G is LTE everywhere else in the world .. Only in America is it "4G LTE") on T-Mobile so it makes me wonder which one he had.

[scottysize]

Yeah the only reason I said that is because I remember watching a review where a guy had the Korean version and didn't get LTE on T-Mobile (only HSPA).

I have the international model -- and get LTE (as you said it shows 4G but 4G is LTE everywhere else in the world .. Only in America is it "4G LTE") on T-Mobile so it makes me wonder which one he had.

Ya, my experience is only with AT&T. The OP didn't specify.

Hey OP! What carrier?

[tardus]

If it's the same model that was sent to us (H815?), and you're on AT&T, then all you have to do is plug in the APN settings and you'll get LTE speeds. You won't see the LTE signal, but I did have LTE speeds using the GoPhone account and my Brother-in-law had them this weekend.

The one thing the OP did make clear it's the Korean model - so not the H815.

[dpham00]

Need to know the exact model. Chances are it will work but in a limited capacity

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