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Band 4 is 1700Mhz EE UK uses LTE on the 1800Mhz Here's a list of the LTE networking bands http://niviuk.free.fr/lte_band.php http://niviuk.free.fr/lte_band.p
by barredo 14y ago
Band 4 is 1700Mhz
EE UK uses LTE on the 1800Mhz
Here's a list of the LTE networking bands
http://niviuk.free.fr/lte_band.php http://niviuk.free.fr/lte_band.php (nice graphics below)
- meaty 14y agoThanks - appreciated :)
- ksadeghi 14y agoYup, unfortunately EE is Band 3.
- Cor 14y agoPersonally, I don't find the lack of LTE to be a problem at all. Three's DC-HSDPA network has been excellent with my Nexus 4. I've done a few speed tests and I regularly get between 10-18Mbps down and 2-3Mbps up. It feels really snappy and, at £9.60 a month for a rolling 30 day sim only contract with unlimited data, it's cheap as hell.
- polshaw 14y ago>£9.60 a month for a rolling 30 day sim only contract with unlimited data how? link/info please? AFAIK the best they offered was £6.90/mo base + £3/mo for unlimited data. And that was 12month contract where you had to call up to add on the data. ?
- Cor 14y agoAh, apologies. For some reason my brain isn't working too well tonight. I had it in my head that my contract was costing me £9.60 per month while it's actually costing me £12.90 per month. Doh.
- mcbridematt 14y agoThe Anandtech article didn't test out 1800MHz, but I would guess that 1800MHz (band 3) would be the second most likely band to be supported on the Nexus 4. It is a band until now normally used for GSM. The other bands he has tested for aren't really in use for LTE yet.