lowest SAR Galaxy S6 for T-Mobile

[Android Central Question]

Hello:

I think I need the model SM-G920T (Galaxy S6) for T-mobile compatibility. According to phonemore.com, the SAR (Specific Absorption Rate) for USA, Mexico, Colombia for this model is 0.64 W/Kg (head) | 1.31 W/Kg (body). The SAR for the European Union, UK is 0.289 W/Kg (head) | 0.54 W/Kg (body). Does the EU/UK model also end with the letter "T"? Does the EU/UK model work on T-Mobile in the United States? If so, where do I get one from?

Similar question for Galaxy S8. Which model for T-mobile has the lowest SAR value, and how can I get it?

Thank you for your help!

 

[Rukbat]

SAR is an advertising gimmick, not a health concern. (I had portable two way radios with a lot more transmitter power up against my head for decades - and I'm still reasonably sane and healthy.)

Cellphone radiation causes only one thing in a human body - heating. Ever slept under an electric blanket? 25 minutes of that subjects you body to mote electromagnetic radiation than a lifetime of use of a cellphone with a high SAR. (An electric blanket id designed to supply electromagnetic radiation to your body - and it generates 200 times as much power as a cellphone at its worst.)

So even spending the time it takes to think "SAR" is wasted time. (Just ask any doctor about diathermy - a deliberate application of electromagnetic radiation to your body the intent of which is to cause the tissues to heat.) "Radiation", in "SAR" is just a scare word. It has less to do with your health than living in a world in which people smoke. Whatever you do, you're going to inhale some second or third hand smoke.