Does this alarm works with any simcard that can give dial tone?, meaning I am in Mexico, and does the simcard has to have internetaccess like a 3G?
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You can program any number exactly as you would dial on your cell phone with this sim card
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I was in Mexico. If you have the international T-Mobile plan data is free, but voice is extra. It worked for me in the Cancun and Playa del Carmen area. If you want to use it in Mexico sans T-Mobile and if it is unlocked you should be able to have it work with a local SIM card. I haven't tried using a Mexican provider SIM card with this phone.
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this is an excellent phone, but sorry, i have no idea about services in mexico. if possible, i would call that company.
586208
Hi Sebastian! It is international version of Sony Xperia Z1. The phone is unlocked for the whole planet Earth. And there is no Mexico SIM. SIM is the global standard as well. Just install micro SIM into the phone from your cell phone provider and enjoy this device. However check the bands that your provider uses. This model designed to work with: LTE 800 / 850 / 900 / 1700 / 1800 / 1900 / 2100 / 2600 and 3G 850 / 900 / 1700 / 1900 / 2100.Good luck!
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Hey.I've actually bought this i9000T and in the back of the box it says "850" for 3g so, unless they miss the number on the box, it should be supported :DI didn't tested on the phone though. Do you know any app in the store that I can add to the phone to check that in the phone itself?Maybe spanish.Vivo en Uruguay y me compre este teléfono justamente porque maneja 850 Y 2100 para 3G. En Uruguay, una de las compañias maneja ambas frecuencias para 3G por lo cual voy a tener mas cobertura que con el i9000 SIN T ya que el i9000 solo maneja i9000. No lo he probado en URuguay (porque no volví todavía) pero un amigo lo tiene y le funciona con 850.Thanks,Alex. Hey.I've actually bought this i9000T and in the back of the box it says "850" for 3g so, unless they miss the number on the box, it should be supported :DI didn't tested on the phone though. Do you know any app in the store that I can add to the phone to check that in the phone itself?Maybe spanish.Vivo en Uruguay y me compre este teléfono justamente porque maneja 850 Y 2100 para 3G. En Uruguay, una de las compañias maneja ambas frecuencias para 3G por lo cual voy a tener mas cobertura que con el i9000 SIN T ya que el i9000 solo maneja i9000. No lo he... » Read More Hey.I've actually bought this i9000T and in the back of the box it says "850" for 3g so, unless they miss the number on the box, it should be supported :DI didn't tested on the phone though. Do you know any app in the store that I can add to the phone to check that in the phone itself?Maybe spanish.Vivo en Uruguay y me compre este teléfono justamente porque maneja 850 Y 2100 para 3G. En Uruguay, una de las compañias maneja ambas frecuencias para 3G por lo cual voy a tener mas cobertura que con el i9000 SIN T ya que el i9000 solo maneja i9000. No lo he probado en URuguay (porque no volví todavía) pero un amigo lo tiene y le funciona con 850.Thanks,Alex. « Show Less
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It works outside US ,i don't know which one frequencie does it work, i have my phone with telcel in México and it works excellent
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I have used this in the USA, Europe and Mexico with great results. I did replace the AT&T; firmware with the generic Novatel firmware to make the unit truly unlocked and able to work on any 3G network. See this Amazon review for the details on this: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1V09NMNEN7GSU/
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I'm not familiar with Mexican cell phone service, but if TelCel and Movistar are GSM-based, any unlocked GSM phone should work in their system. I use my unlocked Z-431 in the Middle East, with local national SIM cards, and it works fine. It also works at home with any US GSM-based service provider. I don't use my cell phone to socialize and tend to keep conversations short and to the point, but I'm guessing talk time is about six hours if used as a 'dumb' phone, although the Z-431 has a limited smart phone capability. The phone has a 3.5mm jack for earphones/mike and works well, especially in noisy places. The charger uses a micro-USB connection, making it easy and inexpensive to purchase either AC or auto chargers from many sources. I'd recommend a Z431 HARD BLACK PROTETIVE COVER from HRT Wireless (available through Amazon.com) to protect the phone, make it less slippery, and easier to hold. At less than $4.00, it's a bargain... as is the ZTE-431 for under $30.
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it IS unlocked, I am actually using net10 not att but I do NOT know if it will work in Mexico. SORRY
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It's not unlocked in Mexico as I just sadly discovered. Won't work with Telcel Amigo prepaid chip.
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Magic Jack works through an internet connection. I the the Mexican Mobil is a cell phone company. I am not sure it that will work..
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The phone did not have a charger when it was shipped and therefore never able to test it. The instructions were all in Spanish. I am not sure if this unit was meant exclusively for Mexico.
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It did not come with a sim card, I used my old sim card and it worked. Also, I live in Trinidad
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There are 2 major providers in Mexico for SIM card purchase & service (Telcel & Movistar); But it depends on the area you plan to visit to make sure you get the best coverage. This product comes with installation instructions. This webpage can help in the APN setup. http://www.xatakandroid.com.mx/web-movil/coleccion-de-apns-de-redes-mexicanas Hope this helps. Best regards.
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hello Jenny, I am from Mexico and what I can tell you is that your provider's chip has to use GSM technology - Hola Jenny, soy de México y lo que te puedo decir que es que tu proveedor tiene que usar tecnología GSM dentro de su infraestructura para que puedas usar el teléfono. El teléfono viene desbloqueado y con posibilidad de cambiarlo a español con autodetección de texto (T9), así que lo único que tienes que averigüar es si el chip que ya tienes es de un proveedor que use tecnología GSM (recuerda que el teléfono viene sin chip). Por ejemplo, mi chip es de la compañía Telcel y usa tecnología GSM, entonces en cuanto llegue el teléfono, le pongo mi chip y ya lo puedo utilizar. Que estés bien, saludos! hello Jenny, I am from Mexico and what I can tell you is that your provider's chip has to use GSM technology - Hola Jenny, soy de México y lo que te puedo decir que es que tu proveedor tiene que usar tecnología GSM dentro de su infraestructura para que puedas usar el teléfono. El teléfono viene desbloqueado y con posibilidad de cambiarlo a español con autodetección de texto (T9), así que lo único que tienes que averigüar es si el chip que ya tienes es de un proveedor que use tecnología GSM (recuerda que el teléfono viene sin chip). Por ejemplo, mi chip es de la compañía Telcel y usa... » Read More hello Jenny, I am from Mexico and what I can tell you is that your provider's chip has to use GSM technology - Hola Jenny, soy de México y lo que te puedo decir que es que tu proveedor tiene que usar tecnología GSM dentro de su infraestructura para que puedas usar el teléfono. El teléfono viene desbloqueado y con posibilidad de cambiarlo a español con autodetección de texto (T9), así que lo único que tienes que averigüar es si el chip que ya tienes es de un proveedor que use tecnología GSM (recuerda que el teléfono viene sin chip). Por ejemplo, mi chip es de la compañía Telcel y usa tecnología GSM, entonces en cuanto llegue el teléfono, le pongo mi chip y ya lo puedo utilizar. Que estés bien, saludos! « Show Less
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Yes. The newest/fastest 3G alarm.com modules (adc do not have 4G). Verizon, AT&T;, T-Mobile
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Hi! Yes, it was unlocked. I don't know about Mexico but it worked perfectly in Venezuela (Movistar). So, I guess it will work there too. You just need the chip of your phone company