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iPhone 5 - 4G Ready?

Mourinho · 2015-01-01 06:37:51

I'm half thinking of picking up a 5 refurb from Argos after having a horrible time since switching to Android I just want to know does the 5 support 4G? I was under the impression it didn't but some places say it does?

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I'm half thinking of picking up a 5 refurb from Argos after having a horrible time since switching to Android I just want to know does the 5 support 4G? I was under the impression it didn't but some places say it does?

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#2 01-01-2015 8:51am

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It does on one band. Vodafone and eMobile both offer 4G on it in some places.

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#3 01-01-2015 10:11am

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Yes, I had 4g on my 5 with Three

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#4 01-01-2015 5:14pm

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On eMobile got 4g in Dublin no 4g in Dundalk or Drogheda.

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#5 01-01-2015 7:04pm

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OK can you explain something to me regards only one band. I always thought each area would be covered by each band, say if Vodafone have 2 bands then Drohedga is covered by both.

But from what ye say an area may only have one band active even if a network supports a couple of bands?

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#6 01-01-2015 11:38pm

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The iPhone 5 can only pick up a few 4G bands, only one of those is used in Ireland, newer iPhones can access all the 4G bands.

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