S sparks9 macrumors 6502a Original poster Nov 15, 2012 #1 Hello I am from Europe, but will hopefully pick up a cellular mini this or next week in the US. Which model should I get? Att, Verizon etc?
Hello I am from Europe, but will hopefully pick up a cellular mini this or next week in the US. Which model should I get? Att, Verizon etc?
A aka777 macrumors 6502a Nov 15, 2012 #3 sparks9 said: Hello I am from Europe, but will hopefully pick up a cellular mini this or next week in the US. Which model should I get? Att, Verizon etc? Click to expand... The Verizon or Sprint models work.
sparks9 said: Hello I am from Europe, but will hopefully pick up a cellular mini this or next week in the US. Which model should I get? Att, Verizon etc? Click to expand... The Verizon or Sprint models work.
S sparks9 macrumors 6502a Original poster Nov 15, 2012 #4 aka777 said: The Verizon or Sprint models work. Click to expand... Okay thank you, will get one of these then.
aka777 said: The Verizon or Sprint models work. Click to expand... Okay thank you, will get one of these then.
A aka777 macrumors 6502a Nov 15, 2012 #5 sparks9 said: Okay thank you, will get one of these then. Click to expand... These two models support the main European LTE bands (1.8Ghz) but no model supports the band 7 and band 38 (2.6Ghz) also used in Europe.
sparks9 said: Okay thank you, will get one of these then. Click to expand... These two models support the main European LTE bands (1.8Ghz) but no model supports the band 7 and band 38 (2.6Ghz) also used in Europe.
S sparks9 macrumors 6502a Original poster Nov 15, 2012 #6 aka777 said: These two models support the main European LTE bands (1.8Ghz) but no model supports the band 7 and band 38 (2.6Ghz) also used in Europe. Click to expand... No big deal, will probably never use 4g, only 3g.
aka777 said: These two models support the main European LTE bands (1.8Ghz) but no model supports the band 7 and band 38 (2.6Ghz) also used in Europe. Click to expand... No big deal, will probably never use 4g, only 3g.