C cnotes2019 Well-known member Oct 16, 2012 1,118 0 0 Aug 26, 2020 #1 And can similar be said for Verizon (mmwave only) and T-Mobile (sub6 and mmwave)?
C cnotes2019 Well-known member Oct 16, 2012 1,118 0 0 Aug 26, 2020 #2 Does the AT&T model support both sub6 and mmwave? I guess it’s definitely mmwave but does the latter mean sub6 (including mid band) or just low band?
Does the AT&T model support both sub6 and mmwave? I guess it’s definitely mmwave but does the latter mean sub6 (including mid band) or just low band?
C cnotes2019 Well-known member Oct 16, 2012 1,118 0 0 Aug 26, 2020 #3 Does the AT&T model support both sub6 and mmwave? Samsung site says this. But that’s still not very clear. I don’t mind Verizon only having mmwave but what about T-Mobile and AT&T? Thanks Edit: I know the T-Mobile version supports both sub6 and mmwave. So it’s just AT&T I guess
Does the AT&T model support both sub6 and mmwave? Samsung site says this. But that’s still not very clear. I don’t mind Verizon only having mmwave but what about T-Mobile and AT&T? Thanks Edit: I know the T-Mobile version supports both sub6 and mmwave. So it’s just AT&T I guess
C cnotes2019 Well-known member Oct 16, 2012 1,118 0 0 Aug 26, 2020 #4 I guess I found my own answer. Thanks!