Does the Honor 8 support Band 12 for T-Mobile?

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My area has band 21 support and it's really been an improvement. Does the Honor 8 have band 12 support?
 
Yes, it supports it very well. VoLTE is enabled instantly so you don't have to do anything to make it work.
 
That sucks. Although I think most non tmobile phones have this issue

Yep, the only special snowflakes are the new Nexus, Moto X Pure, BB Priv, and of course the iPhones. Probably forgetting one. Since this happens a lot, I'm indifferent.
 
Yep, the only special snowflakes are the new Nexus, Moto X Pure, BB Priv, and of course the iPhones. Probably forgetting one. Since this happens a lot, I'm indifferent.
Hopefully they can add that functionality in a future software update
 
Yep, the only special snowflakes are the new Nexus, Moto X Pure, BB Priv, and of course the iPhones. Probably forgetting one. Since this happens a lot, I'm indifferent.

The ZTE Axon 7 has "planned" support for T-Mobile WiFi Calling and has done everything on it's end. According to ZTE employees on their forums, they are awaiting T-Mobile's approval and required certifications before enabling the feature.

I hope Huawei adds support for WFC with the Honor 8. I sent an email to support and they mentioned it possibly being in "maintenance release 2" for the device planned for late 2016 / early 2017. Still not sold on it though.
 
The ZTE Axon 7 has "planned" support for T-Mobile WiFi Calling and has done everything on it's end. According to ZTE employees on their forums, they are awaiting T-Mobile's approval and required certifications before enabling the feature.

I hope Huawei adds support for WFC with the Honor 8. I sent an email to support and they mentioned it possibly being in "maintenance release 2" for the device planned for late 2016 / early 2017. Still not sold on it though.
Still sucks that gsm carriers are holding back in features...but this is pretty common with unlocked carrier free phones