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Samsung launched Galaxy S10 5G model in 1st Quarter of 2019. Recently, in May, the 5G model is released for sales but only with Verizon carrier. Is there a plan to release unlocked version?
I agreeGood question. I want the S10 5G for AT&T. But at this point I'll be better off waiting for the Note 10.
Samsung launched Galaxy S10 5G model in 1st Quarter of 2019. Recently, in May, the 5G model is released for sales but only with Verizon carrier. Is there a plan to release unlocked version?
I agree
I hope it wont reach that price, but if it does and I like it I'll trade my s9+ or note 9 in for to knock the price down.The Note 10 5G will be absolutely insanely expensive. The S10 5G is already 1280$ here, the Note 10 will be close to 1500
Yeah, but Sammy usually does good promo's for pre-orders... The Note 10 Pro 5G specked out may hit close to 2K considering how much they were charging for the fold.The Note 10 5G will be absolutely insanely expensive. The S10 5G is already 1280$ here, the Note 10 will be close to 1500
Yes there is, I'm typing this message on oneIs there even an unlocked version? I was under the understanding that because the 5G rollouts are so different, a universal unlocked model won't be happening.
Yes there is, I'm typing this message on onebut I'm in Europe
What do you mean by that? Don't they just deploy the network and that's it? Here they're doing just that - put up new cell towers until everyone has coverageEurope may be different. In the US all the carriers are very different as far as how they're deploying 5G
What do you mean by that? Don't they just deploy the network and that's it? Here they're doing just that - put up new cell towers until everyone has coverage
Oh wow, that blows - back to incompatible networks, like in the 90s. Also sucks if you go on vacation to Europe or if tourists come to the US - as those phones won't work then I supposeAll the networks are using different technology and frequencies right now. Before the networks were even built there were stories that universal unlocked devices wouldn't be a thing for a while in the US because of those differences.
It's less of an issue these days as so many flagships these days are multiband radio equipped. I remember my USA Note 3 at the time wasn't compatible with giffgaff 4g so it was always in hspa+ in the UK. But on Vodafone UK it would have got one LTE band.Oh wow, that blows - back to incompatible networks, like in the 90s. Also sucks if you go on vacation to Europe or if tourists come to the US - as those phones won't work then I suppose
Yes there is, I'm typing this message on onebut I'm in Europe
It's less of an issue these days as so many flagships these days are multiband radio equipped. I remember my USA Note 3 at the time wasn't compatible with giffgaff 4g so it was always in hspa+ in the UK. But on Vodafone UK it would have got one LTE band.