is this support 2100mhz so i can used in philippines?
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Hi It will not work in ur country ! Please buy huawei e5776 from us,its also same And better ... Thanks Lahiru
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I am using it in the Philippines with plug prong converter... So far so good... Not sure on hz rate here.
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Generally speaking, yes. I'd suggest you specifically get the I9082L variant. The L version is for North and South America which has 3G support on 850/1900/2100 MHz.
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hello, yes, it works in Phillipines. Please contact us for first buyer discount.. Have a great day.
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Yes, but 3G will most probably not be supported. At&T says it is using 1900Mhz, but W910 supports only 2100 MHZ. Maybe you should check with at&t if it is correct.
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My wife used this device in the Philippines without an adapter. Philippines use 220 volts.
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it will work on 850, 900, 1900, 2100 so if your network is operating on those frequencies the phone will work there.
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I have not been to the Philippines, but have used it in China and Germany. So long as your phone is unlocked, it can use SIM cards.
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Non... it does't have signal 3g...the specification said 2100 but it does'nt work.
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I am using it in Nigeria. Our frequencies are 900mhz, 1800Mhz and 2100mhz and works fine.
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Dear friend, thanks for your interest.The Freq Band of this item supports: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz(Not Support 3G). Thanks a lot.
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I am sure that it will. The Unlocked version that I bought works here in the Philippines and it works fine here.
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Hello, I supouse that, I use that cellphone whit my sim card in Venezuela whitout a problem. I dont know if in philippines is a different system
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This item will support 2G (GSM) 850/900/1800/1900, you could ask for your carrier about your frequency first.
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Can't tell. Although I'm using it in the Dominican Republic on Claro (2G, 850mhz)
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Yes it can be used any where in the world, but check with your country to see the allowable frequencies
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Both the "International" and the "US" version work in Brazil. However, it may or may not work in 3G mode depending where you are and which operator you use (Claro, TIM, Oi, Vivo, CTBC...). To be short, if the operator uses 850 Mhz 3G, you'll need the US version. If 2100 Mhz, then you'll need the international. Google "frequencias 3g brasil": http://mosquitoeletronico.blog.br/index.php/3g-no-brasil/ To be honest, if you travel a lot and uses, for example, Claro (which uses the two ranges in Brazil), I would consider buying other phone that supports both (850 and 2100). Claro uses 850 in SP but 2100 in MG. Oi/BrT and Vivo use 2100 everywhere, but Vivo also uses 850 in MG (850/2100). I've heard that the major carriers (the big four) will eventually migrate to 2100 Mhz, which is the "International" (a.k.a. European) version, but I'm not sure yet. But in any case, I don't think that the 850 band will go away any time soon, so you will be OK going with 850 **if your operator uses it**. But don't count on it, it's just my guess.