Will it work in other countries?specifically in Israel? Also what version is it? Thanks
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Yes, it works in any country in the world. But to make sure you get the most up-to-date version, buy it from the main website at valentine1.com, because people who have ordered it from Amazon have complained about having older versions than the most recent one.
938520
To my knowledge the South African version is the same as the international version, if yours would be compatible with that then it should work no problem
1183662
Well, I'm using it in Egypt at the time of writing this. With Israeli internet. I don't see why not.
172442
Supports other languages and it's region free. I use it in the U.S. no problem �
598357
Hi I have not travelled to those regions but they claim it works everywhere and it's a really we'll built adaptor with lots of settings so you will probably be ok. Try checking their websiye
1269025
No, but it worked in UK, Poland, Germany and Australia, so should work elsewhere. Keep it on the lowest setting for best results when outside the US.
104657
Mine works fine, but I am in the USA and I don't know if it works overseas or not.
1840253
Yes, it works anywhere in the world. But before using any Frequency , you need to check with your country to see if you can transmit within the selected frequencies range.As a matter of fact, if you login to this device, you can select you country and chose the associated frequencies that are allowable in your country. To this end, this is a universal device. let me know if you have further question.. Thanks
196025
yup :) i am in egypt and it works in egypt but i couldnt do the update kitkat if have to come bk to states dunno about that issue :(
1484617
I use the phone oversea in Hong Kong and China, it works find. And I tried with with the AT&T; pre-paid card on the phone also.
751916
Hi jennica, i send it to my brother as a gift in Europe, he say's work good, but i have no idea if it will work in other countrys too. Take care
2148960
Works OK in Argentina in GSM, EDGE (3G) and HDSPA (3.5G) , not in LTE (4G) because that technology is not available yet. Sure works OK in Israel (don't know in 4G)
1643898
Yes it works great there. I took one there on test, was happy with the result and purchased another one for my family member. I purchased the one that says international version because I was not sure if the other ones will work. I think its safe to purchase so good luck... Chris...
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Yes it will. I've used it in several locations in Europe and it worked with no issues.
588518
I guess it will work there, because i bought mine for a family in Ghana and it's working. So far no problem yet.
214334
If Israel's cellular networks use the GSM standard, you can use this phone there. You need to make sure you buy an Unlocked unit though.Israel is very likely GSM, as I've only found Japan, USA and a South American country to use anything other than GSM. Google it to be sure.When you get to Israel buy a local SIM chip to put in the phone and you will get local rates for calls and usually free incoming calls, even if coming from overseas. Free to you, that is. The caller still pays their rates.SIM chips can be bought in many places and typically requires your passport be shown when buying. If Israel's cellular networks use the GSM standard, you can use this phone there. You need to make sure you buy an Unlocked unit though.Israel is very likely GSM, as I've only found Japan, USA and a South American country to use anything other than GSM. Google it to be sure.When you get to Israel buy a local SIM chip to put in the phone and you will get local rates for calls and usually free incoming calls, even if coming from overseas. Free to you, that is. The caller still pays their rates.SIM chips can be bought in many places and typically requires... » Read More If Israel's cellular networks use the GSM standard, you can use this phone there. You need to make sure you buy an Unlocked unit though.Israel is very likely GSM, as I've only found Japan, USA and a South American country to use anything other than GSM. Google it to be sure.When you get to Israel buy a local SIM chip to put in the phone and you will get local rates for calls and usually free incoming calls, even if coming from overseas. Free to you, that is. The caller still pays their rates.SIM chips can be bought in many places and typically requires your passport be shown when buying. « Show Less
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It only works with the Japanese models. I used a Roku to make mine internet/wifi ready. Don't waste your money on the stick. Hope this helps. BTW, all instruction are in Japanese!