I know most Verizon smartphones come unlocked out of the box and I was wondering if I used a Verizon M8 on AT&T would I get LTE or just HSPA+? Thanks for any help I get in advance!
Really dude. You don't have the slightest clue of what you're talking about. If I were you I'd look up the facts and come back and edit my erroneous post, but that's just what I would do.CDMA phones can't be used on GSM networks, and vice versa. Just because it has a SIM card does not mean a GSM SIM would work in a CDMA phone.
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CDMA phones can't be used on GSM networks, and vice versa. Just because it has a SIM card does not mean a GSM SIM would work in a CDMA phone.
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I recently got an unlocked Verizon HTC One M8 to use on my AT&T network. Apparently I'm able to use the phone & text function just fine - but no data! And AT&T (surprise!) is unable to assist me with fixing this. Anyone available to help? PLEASE?
I recently got an unlocked Verizon HTC One M8 to use on my AT&T network. Apparently I'm able to use the phone & text function just fine - but no data! And AT&T (surprise!) is unable to assist me with fixing this. Anyone available to help? PLEASE?
Completely wrong. All modern CDMA phones come with a GSM radio for international roaming. You can use that radio domestically if your phone is unlocked. I think all VZ phones come unlocked.
However, you may not get LTE if ATT and VZ don't use the same bands. I'm not sure if they do.
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Verizon uses b13 primary and b4(xlte) secondary.
Att uses b17 primary, b2,4,and 5 in limited areas. So you should be able to get LTE where att has b4 LTE. But it would be very limited compared to b17.
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Another thing to consider is that I think Verizon locks down band 4 on their phones for use outside their network. Even though T-Mobile uses band 4 and the Verizon BlackBerry Z30 has band 4, I could never get my Z30 onto T-Mobile LTE. Not sure if the same thing is going on with Verizon 's M8.
Bottom line is it will work, but don't expect LTE.
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I can confirm this. I used to own a Verizon m8 on att. Data works, but wasn't able to get lte. What's good of the phone and lte data without being able to use it, so I switched to tmobile. I think it's not worth it not having lte with a lte capable phone, but not being able to use it. Just sell it and get the right one.
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HSPA+ is plenty fast.