Hi there guys!
I've bought a Moto G5 model XT1676 a few days ago, and it doesn't work with LTE connectivity on my country (Argentina)
I've asked the carrier about it, and they told me that my mobile does not work on the same frequencies of LTE antennas.
I knew that on some mobiles you could "unlock" this unsupported frequencies, could it be possible on Moto G5?
Thanks!
looking at the frequencies - none of the carriers in Argentina support lte on the moto g5
Your country uses a different standard of lte to other countries so I dont know how you would get lte working
For example the UK uses
LTE 800, LTE 1800, LTE 2600
Argentina uses
LTE 700(28), LTE 1700(4), LTE 2100 (4)
Unless there is Argentine firmware from a Moto G5 that was released in your country and you know the model number you could try flashing the modem files from that firmware - but if the Moto G5 hasn't officially been released in your country and you imported it or its not fully supported in your country im sorry but I dont know what you can do
Related
Brought a G2 LG LS980 U.S. to Brazil, and would like to know how do I debloquea it to use here in the country,
The Phone Company that I will use is the Vivo: The frequency used by the operator, 850/1900 MHz
Vivo (Telefónica) - GSM 850/900/1800/1900 3G 850/2100MHz 2600MHz LTE
I wonder if it is possible to unlock and use the phone here with that carrier.
decao15 said:
Brought a G2 LG LS980 U.S. to Brazil, and would like to know how do I debloquea it to use here in the country,
The Phone Company that I will use is the Vivo: The frequency used by the operator, 850/1900 MHz
Vivo (Telefónica) - GSM 850/900/1800/1900 3G 850/2100MHz 2600MHz LTE
I wonder if it is possible to unlock and use the phone here with that carrier.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
If you just look in the development section ...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2655133
I noticed that Amazon has the AT&T variant of the LG G3 up and I was curious if anyone knew the differences between them. I assume there will be bloatware for each specific carrier, but, excluding Verizon, would the AT&T variant be harder to root? Would one specific carrier variant get custom roms while the others are left behind?
Sorry for the noob questions, I'm just not 100% familiar with Android devices sold by a specific carrier.
also, is it safe to assume that I could put a t-mobile sim card in the AT&T variant and it will connect to the t-mobile network? since they're all 851 variants
Enddo said:
also, is it safe to assume that I could put a t-mobile sim card in the AT&T variant and it will connect to the t-mobile network? since they're all 851 variants
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Surprisingly yes, there's a minimum of difference in supported bands according to the FCC. AT&T's website indicates their model (D850) supports 2100 Mhz HSPA rather than AWS, but they probably meant AWS. Basically they have the same 2G, 3G, and HSPA+ frequency support
T-Mobile's (D851) is missing Band 5 LTE, which AT&T has deployed here and there, but that appears to be the only difference in frequency support. Both devices have LTE Bands 2, 4 and 17 (AWS, PCS, and 700 MHz blocks B and C respectively), so the main US LTE bands are covered.
You would have to unlock the device first, of course.
Hey guys.
I am from Pakistan, and I am gonna buy a OP3 soon. At first, I thought of buying from China, I changed that decision when I got to know the software was different in that variant (according to a video). I want to buy the North America version, but I wanted to know, will the 4G-LTE work in Pakistan? My carrier is Warid (The company doesn't have 3G but 4G only), and it has 1800MHz FDD-LTE bands, if I'm correct.
Can anybody confirm, that the 4G will work on the device in Pakistan? I'd be really grateful.
Thanks.
You can check that un this page:
willmyphonework.net
Hello i have n910P, but it isnt work with europe LTE bands, then i want to switch motherboard to N910F, is it possible, or there are some methods to unlock LTE bands on P?
You will need to sell and get a GSM capable model. Switching motherboards just invites problems. Unfortunately the CDMA radios cant tune to the Euro frequencies afaik..
Almost every GSM model will work..just look into your local LTE bands available and research which devices support said bands..most will be at least dual-band, some will be tri-band, and some will be quad-band. Hope this helps, cheers
Hello Forum.
Recently I picked up Moto G 5G plus (XT2075-3) phone from Amazon. It is unlocked European model (international), build number QPNS30.37-Q3-42-51-2. According to published specifications it supports LTE-TDD B42, B43 out of the box. However, after installing SIM card it only scans 3G bands for Base Stations (BS) and finds local operators in 700/850/1900/2100/2500MHz bands and quits. It does not seem to search for BS in 'non traditional' bands, such as B42 (3500) or B43 (3600). Ideally this phone would be a great addition for a CBRS band operation, but it does not seem to search for BS there.
Question - is there means to force radio to search TDD bands?
Thank you.