Is it safe to insert an empty sim tray into the M8?

[CannedBullets]

Just asking but is it safe to insert an empty sim tray into the M8 or will it get jammed on the pins?

 

[aokusman]

I'm confused. When you buy the phone isn't the SIM tray empty?

Sent from Surulere, lagos. Nigeria.

 

[oditius]

Just asking but is it safe to insert an empty sim tray into the M8 or will it get jammed on the pins?

Yes... But don't try to jam a MicroSim in it, takes only NanoSim cards.

 

[CannedBullets]

I'm confused. When you buy the phone isn't the SIM tray empty?

Sent from Surulere, lagos. Nigeria.

Not for me, then again I had the Verizon version, it might vary from carrier to carrier.

 

[kronosqq]

If you buy from a GSM carrier it might be empty since you're generally going to switch your Sim card from your old phone to the new one, but on CDMA carriers (Sprint and Verizon) the only purpose of the SIM is to authorize 4G LTE data, no contacts are stored, none of that stuff like on GSM, 100% LTE authorization. You'll never switch a cdma phone SIM card into a new phone, so they just come with them.

Sent from my HTC One M8

 

[ironbesterer]

If you buy from a GSM carrier it might be empty since you're generally going to switch your Sim card from your old phone to the new one, but on CDMA carriers (Sprint and Verizon) the only purpose of the SIM is to authorize 4G LTE data, no contacts are stored, none of that stuff like on GSM, 100% LTE authorization. You'll never switch a cdma phone SIM card into a new phone, so they just come with them.

Sent from my HTC One M8

Not true. I have Verizon, and the Sim card allows you to store messages and contacts on it.

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[kronosqq]

Not true. I have Verizon, and the Sim card allows you to store messages and contacts on it.

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Really? Huh, didn't know that. In that case I'll revise my statement to, there would be little point in using a SIM for anything on CDMA phones.

Sent from my HTC One M8