Hi.
Does anyone can confirm if the iPhone 5C by Sprint (bought at full price) is UNLOCKED?
Thanks so much!
Does anyone can confirm if the iPhone 5C by Sprint (bought at full price) is UNLOCKED?
Thanks so much!
Hi.
Does anyone can confirm if the iPhone 5C by Sprint (bought at full price) is UNLOCKED?
Thanks so much!
You'd be better off purchasing the Verizon 5c unlocked, it comes with all the radios, CDMA, GSM, LTE, etc. Then you can take your iPhone and use it with any network you want. But, double-check the Verizon 5c will work with Sprint.
I have a "Verizon" unlocked 5s, currently using it with T-Mobile (GSM), works perfectly. Also, Sprint sucks, they are a major pain in the ass. Verizon has the best CDMA network. And GSM is used around the world, so easy to pop in sims anywhere, so you can go with ATT, T-Mobile, or tons of smaller competing carriers around the world. Why people stay with Sprint and their stupid "lock" policy is beyond me.
Check mate.With truly unlimited dialup on the Sprint network you can... Oh nevermind
My 3G is pretty decent averaging 2Mbps with speeds maxing around 2.7Mbps.This is funny because I'm getting the same speeds with my Sprint LTE and everyone wants to talk about them being slow. Yes there 3G is trash, but the LTE is completely usable and quick.
That said Sprint's iPhones for the most part are locked. I however bought mine from Apple and is completely UNLOCKED on Sprint.
Check again look where it says October 5, 2013, that is on LTE.You had wifi on >_>
This is funny because I'm getting the same speeds with my Sprint LTE and everyone wants to talk about them being slow. Yes there 3G is trash, but the LTE is completely usable and quick.
That said Sprint's iPhones for the most part are locked. I however bought mine from Apple and is completely UNLOCKED on Sprint.
My 3G is pretty decent averaging 2Mbps with speeds maxing around 2.7Mbps.
Check again look where it says October 5, 2013, that is on LTE.
I was on WiFi when I took the screenshot but the test was done on LTE, you can tell by the signal bar logo near the date October 5, 2013. For reference here is a speedtest I just did over WiFi see the difference?No, your wifi symbol is showing that it was on up at the top of the phone, by the Sprint logo.
I was on WiFi when I took the screenshot but the test was done on LTE, you can tell by the signal bar logo near the date October 5, 2013. For reference here is a speedtest I just did over WiFi see the difference?
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Oh yes, I see now! Sorry!
I know Sprint's LTE around here is pretty damn awesome, but I've never tested the speeds.
That said Sprint's iPhones for the most part are locked. I however bought mine from Apple and is completely UNLOCKED on Sprint.
Hi.
Does anyone can confirm if the iPhone 5C by Sprint (bought at full price) is UNLOCKED?
Thanks so much!
Can you shares screenshot with a T-Mobile SIM or AT&T SIM running on your phone?
Sprint iPhones are locked, always. They can only be unlocked for international use only, not domestic.
My 3G is pretty decent averaging 2Mbps with speeds maxing around 2.7Mbps.
Check again look where it says October 5, 2013, that is on LTE.
Bet you feel stupid.
This is funny because I'm getting the same speeds with my Sprint LTE and everyone wants to talk about them being slow. Yes there 3G is trash, but the LTE is completely usable and quick.
YOU WIN!
You are correct. In 99.99% of cases, the Sprint iPhone is locked and can only be unlocked for international use.It's NOT unlocked. Why do you keep making these topics just to troll the forums? What's the point? That's literally what all of your posts are about.
Plus someone already made a topic regarding which ones are already unlocked.
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1649517/
It's NOT unlocked. Why do you keep making these topics just to troll the forums? What's the point? That's literally what all of your posts are about.
Plus someone already made a topic regarding which ones are already unlocked.
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1649517/
YOU WIN!
Happy?!
Verizon and AT&T will always beat Sprint on LTE speed. Nobody is arguing that. So. You will win each and every damn time.
Now, for the rest of us who are using Sprint LTE we get the consolation prize of having useable unlimited data. Notice the word I have used here. USEABLE!!!
Not fast, not anywhere near AT&T and Verizon speeds, but useable. And useable matters far more to us Sprint users when loading a web page or streaming music or opening an app. Because we don't NEED 56 down and 7 up to do that.
You are correct. In 99.99% of cases, the Sprint iPhone is locked and can only be unlocked for international use.
However, there is one very minor exception and here's how.
Apple has a deal with Sprint. Because of that deal, Sprint MUST honor what Apple asks of it inside the terms of that deal. If Apple does not have a Sprint iPhone Apple can and has at least in two cases I am aware of furnished the customer with an UNLOCKED (international AND domestic) iPhone. Because of the terms of it's agreement with Apple, Sprint MUST activate that phone. The IMEI of that iPhone is already in the unlock database and so is therefore unlocked and even if Sprint doesn't like it the deal requires them to activate it.
That is the only exception I've ever seen to this and it's rare. And I didn't even know it could happen at all until about a week ago.