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I go overseas. There is no choice for me other than the AT&T version, which works in Australia and Europe. Verizon only works in the US. Even if that was OK, V
by cletus 16y ago
I go overseas. There is no choice for me other than the AT&T version, which works in Australia and Europe. Verizon only works in the US.
Even if that was OK, Verizon annoy me by charging $35 activation. I loathe that kind of charge. I'll pay for service. Don't make pay for the "privilege" of paying for service. Particularly when you basically have to do nothing.
LTE isn't even a consideration for me until LTE rollouts are widespread.
- jlees 16y agoI travel overseas too, but I'd not want to face the roaming charges (I guess I could swap sims, but I have a phone hotspot anyway). Getting an iPad that works in the US (especially when there's a high density of Apple users, aka AT&T can't cope) is way more valuable to me - I'm only considering the Verizon version.