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I thought T-Mobile was quickly moving LTE to AWS (1700/2100) and HSPA+ to PCS (1900)? That would mean that this phone would work as fast as possible in any "re-
by pkulak 13y ago
I thought T-Mobile was quickly moving LTE to AWS (1700/2100) and HSPA+ to PCS (1900)? That would mean that this phone would work as fast as possible in any "re-farmed" area, which I think is most of them at this point.
- wffurr 13y agoThey are, and the international version of the Moto G will have HSPA+ in refarmed areas, and EDGE service elsewhere. My Motorola Razr i has the same band support as the international Moto G, and I get HSPA+ in a lot of places in Boston but not all. Whereas my wife's penta-band Galaxy Nexus gets HSPA+ everywhere. What's confusing is that the US GSM version has the 1700 band, but not the 2100 band, and T-Mobile to my knowledge requires 1700/2100 (everywhere) or 1900/2100 (areas that have been refarmed for iPhone support).
- yapcguy 13y agoI think you're right but it's confusing as to what exactly is happening and the effect on devices... https://support.t-mobile.com/thread/39361?start=0&tstart=0 https://support.t-mobile.com/thread/39361?start=0&tstart=0