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That's possible but it was a Sprint-branded device bought from Sprint that was clearly supposed to be compatible with its new 4G network. And they charged an ex
by andy800 2y ago
That's possible but it was a Sprint-branded device bought from Sprint that was clearly supposed to be compatible with its new 4G network. And they charged an extra $10 4G access fee every month!
The other bonus was that being a CDMA device, there was no connectivity when traveling internationally, and no option to buy a local SIM card. Wifi only.
- HeatrayEnjoyer 2y agoWhy does that exclude international use?
- andy800 2y agoBecause just about every other country is on a GSM network, not CDMA.