Help choose a phone for T-Mobile

[whitie iii]

I'm looking at getting T-Mobile for my secondary line and want to get myself a good device... i would like to get a device that has the best signal possible, does 2xCA or 3xCA and supports band 71 because i won't normally be in places with good T-Mobile signal so need to have the best signal possible... I was looking at a few different devices but don't know what one would be the best... the LG Q7+, LG K30, T-Mobile REVVLRY, Samsung Galaxy A10e, Motorola G7 power and moto e6 are just some of the devices I was looking at but if any others are better let me know just these are what I was eyeing for T-Mobile at this point in time... camera and hardware specs don't really matter as long as it's fine for doing basic tasks like web browsing and social media... I'm looking at financing anything so others offered can be considered as well... What do you suggest?

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[mustang7757]

They now sell pixel 3a and 3a xl , great phone

 

[whitie iii]

They now sell pixel 3a and 3a xl , great phone

I heard they were good! Don't they also have dual sim (eSim and Nano sim)?

 

[mustang7757]

I heard they were good! Don't they also have dual sim (eSim and Nano sim)?

I know the pixel 3 and 3xl did , not sure on the pix 3a , 3a xl

 

[Mr Bojangles1]

I have the Revvlry Plus and I'm happy with it. It's a huge upgrade from the first Revvlry phones, as I had the Revvlry Plus prior. I haven't experienced any lag, no signal issues, and has a decent camera. I love the turbocharge feature. My phone fully charges in about 15-20 minutes. The only thing I don't like is that the shell is a little slippery. Set it down on anything with an incline and it slides, but a case would solve that.

 

[whitie iii]

I have the Revvlry Plus and I'm happy with it. It's a huge upgrade from the first Revvlry phones, as I had the Revvlry Plus prior. I haven't experienced any lag, no signal issues, and has a decent camera. I love the turbocharge feature. My phone fully charges in about 15-20 minutes. The only thing I don't like is that the shell is a little slippery. Set it down on anything with an incline and it slides, but a case would solve that.

That's nice! Will check out a few