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US/Europe 4G bands?

barryd09 · 2013-10-16 17:22:58

Am i right in thinking the US are using different 4G bands than the rest of Europe? So if an iphone bought in the states (US model) that is 4G compatible it wont work here (on 4G) The reason i ask is is it the same for the UK & the rest of europe or are the UK & all of europe using compatible 4G bands? I will be in the uk…

16-10-2013 6:22pm

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barryd09

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Am i right in thinking the US are using different 4G bands than the rest of Europe?
So if an iphone bought in the states (US model) that is 4G compatible it wont work here (on 4G)
The reason i ask is is it the same for the UK & the rest of europe or are the UK & all of europe using compatible 4G bands?
I will be in the uk in december & am considering getting a 5s, am i safe in the knowledge that it'll be ok here?

Its either buy a 5s new in the uk or a refurbished iphone 5 from germany before then.

Any ideas?

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#2 16-10-2013 8:18pm

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have a look at apple.com/iphone/lte or something like that and you will find the different frequencies/bands for each model type. Some USA models will work, others won't.

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