I have an ATT iPhone 7 Plus and am thinking about switching to TMobile. Can I simply unlock the phone and use it on T-Mobile? Are the bands on a ATT version iPhone and TMO version iPhone the same for the 7 Plus? Thanks.
Please do not change to TMobile as you will regret it. TMobile can offer such a good price because they only can offer customers a small portion of great services of what ATT and Verizon have offered. You will experience signal issues in buildings, basements, elevators and some areas. TMobile offers many perks to substitute or compensateany unfavorable limitations of their customers experience so their customers.Switching to TMobile is not recommended unless they are in par with Verizon and ATT in ALL network aspects.I have an ATT iPhone 7 Plus and am thinking about switching to TMobile. Can I simply unlock the phone and use it on T-Mobile? Are the bands on a ATT version iPhone and TMO version iPhone the same for the 7 Plus? Thanks.
Please do not change to TMobile as you will regret it. TMobile can offer such a good price because they only can offer customers a small portion of great services of what ATT and Verizon have offered. You will experience signal issues in buildings, basements, elevators and some areas. TMobile offers many perks to substitute or compensateany unfavorable limitations of their customers experience so their customers.Switching to TMobile is not recommended unless they are in par with Verizon and ATT in ALL network aspects.
Please do not change to TMobile as you will regret it. TMobile can offer such a good price because they only can offer customers a small portion of great services of what ATT and Verizon have offered. You will experience signal issues in buildings, basements, elevators and some areas. TMobile offers many perks to substitute or compensateany unfavorable limitations of their customers experience so their customers.Switching to TMobile is not recommended unless they are in par with Verizon and ATT in ALL network aspects.
OP asked a question that has a specific, factual answer.Please do not change to TMobile as you will regret it. TMobile can offer such a good price because they only can offer customers a small portion of great services of what ATT and Verizon have offered. You will experience signal issues in buildings, basements, elevators and some areas. TMobile offers many perks to substitute or compensateany unfavorable limitations of their customers experience so their customers.Switching to TMobile is not recommended unless they are in par with Verizon and ATT in ALL network aspects.
So I ported my number to Tmobile. Then I logged in online to pay off my balance of the installment plan on the phone. It wouldn't let me. When I called ATT, they said I have to wait until the end of my bill cycle before I can pay off the phone in order to get an unlock code. That's 3 weeks away! I have an android backup phone I can use for 3 weeks, but that's ridiculous!
DON'T DO IT!!!!! IF you live in So Cal. Don't. I got SCREWED. I had a grandfathered account, was with At&T since cellphones were invented and I lost all of it transferring to T-Mobile. I recently switched to take advantage of their 3 Lines for $100 (no taxes or fees) which I thought was an AMAZING deal. Well, my data speeds went from 60mbps to 1mbps. No joke. I couldn't make calls and the internet was butt ass slow. You-tube? nope didn't work. I went to my local store to complain and while I was in the store I tested the data. It leaped to 55+mbps! I told the guy you must have a repeater in the building and he adamantly denied it. I literally stepped outside of the store and my data dropped to 12mbps. 100ft from there, 1mbps. They are shady MFr's. Needless to say, I went back to AT&T and now pay more than what I was paying before AND I lost my unlimited data plan. Worst mistake ever. DON'T DO IT.I have an ATT iPhone 7 Plus and am thinking about switching to TMobile. Can I simply unlock the phone and use it on T-Mobile? Are the bands on a ATT version iPhone and TMO version iPhone the same for the 7 Plus? Thanks.
Interesting. My parents live in SoCal (I lived there for 20 years), San Gorgonio Pass area between Palm Springs and Redlands (Riverside County).DON'T DO IT!!!!! IF you live in So Cal. Don't. I got SCREWED. I had a grandfathered account, was with At&T since cellphones were invented and I lost all of it transferring to T-Mobile. I recently switched to take advantage of their 3 Lines for $100 (no taxes or fees) which I thought was an AMAZING deal. Well, my data speeds went from 60mbps to 1mbps. No joke. I couldn't make calls and the internet was butt ass slow. You-tube? nope didn't work. I went to my local store to complain and while I was in the store I tested the data. It leaped to 55+mbps! I told the guy you must have a repeater in the building and he adamantly denied it. I literally stepped outside of the store and my data dropped to 12mbps. 100ft from there, 1mbps. They are shady MFr's. Needless to say, I went back to AT&T and now pay more than what I was paying before AND I lost my unlimited data plan. Worst mistake ever. DON'T DO IT.
DON'T DO IT!!!!! IF you live in So Cal. Don't. I got SCREWED. I had a grandfathered account, was with At&T since cellphones were invented and I lost all of it transferring to T-Mobile. I recently switched to take advantage of their 3 Lines for $100 (no taxes or fees) which I thought was an AMAZING deal. Well, my data speeds went from 60mbps to 1mbps. No joke. I couldn't make calls and the internet was butt ass slow. You-tube? nope didn't work. I went to my local store to complain and while I was in the store I tested the data. It leaped to 55+mbps! I told the guy you must have a repeater in the building and he adamantly denied it. I literally stepped outside of the store and my data dropped to 12mbps. 100ft from there, 1mbps. They are shady MFr's. Needless to say, I went back to AT&T and now pay more than what I was paying before AND I lost my unlimited data plan. Worst mistake ever. DON'T DO IT.
DON'T DO IT!!!!! IF you live in So Cal. Don't. I got SCREWED. I had a grandfathered account, was with At&T since cellphones were invented and I lost all of it transferring to T-Mobile. I recently switched to take advantage of their 3 Lines for $100 (no taxes or fees) which I thought was an AMAZING deal. Well, my data speeds went from 60mbps to 1mbps. No joke. I couldn't make calls and the internet was butt ass slow. You-tube? nope didn't work. I went to my local store to complain and while I was in the store I tested the data. It leaped to 55+mbps! I told the guy you must have a repeater in the building and he adamantly denied it. I literally stepped outside of the store and my data dropped to 12mbps. 100ft from there, 1mbps. They are shady MFr's. Needless to say, I went back to AT&T and now pay more than what I was paying before AND I lost my unlimited data plan. Worst mistake ever. DON'T DO IT.
The few months last year I had T-Mobile I didn't have speed issues. It was a few small dead spots where calls would drop that annoyed me.
I guess, after all finally trying another carrier after many years with ATT, I think I should find a perfect carrier. Which doesn't exist. I have Verizon now (for phone, just changed to T-Mobile for iPad). Slower than T-Mobile was, doesn't drop. But at work it occasionally drops to 3G, which is very slow data.