Hey guys, just saw the A3003 version on sale at geekbuying, it's supposed to be the EU version, what are the real differences? Also how's it for $396?
Should I get a OnePlus 3 A3003?
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First off, no, you should not.
Now, assuming you're an American, the difference is that here in Europe we use different frequencies for mobile service. You will likely be able to use an EU phone in the US (depending on your network), but you'll probably only get a 3G connection and may suffer a weaker signal.
Aside from that it's too expensive. It launched at $399 and you can get a new 3T for $439.
Now, assuming you're an American, the difference is that here in Europe we use different frequencies for mobile service. You will likely be able to use an EU phone in the US (depending on your network), but you'll probably only get a 3G connection and may suffer a weaker signal.
Aside from that it's too expensive. It launched at $399 and you can get a new 3T for $439.
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@fuzzylumpkin @gene5 Do you like this one?
LeTV LeEco Le Max 2 X829 4GB 64GB Smartphone - Gold
No Nougat, but It has the same processor (SD 820) as the 1+3. I also checked & it works w/ all the major carriers except Verizon. I like that it has the SD 820 at $190. I just wonder if Le Eco bails on updates.
LeTV LeEco Le Max 2 X829 4GB 64GB Smartphone - Gold
No Nougat, but It has the same processor (SD 820) as the 1+3. I also checked & it works w/ all the major carriers except Verizon. I like that it has the SD 820 at $190. I just wonder if Le Eco bails on updates.
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