Phone Compatibility

[AnitaRose27]

Does anyone know if this phone would be compatible with the Public Mobile Service? Thank you.

 

[AnitaRose27]

Thank you

[tonisage · Accepted solution]

4g: B1, B2, B4, B5, B7 will work fine though ( that's according to the frequencies received on my Samsung using the Network Cell Info app)

However, because of the absence of band 17(700MHz), I won't personally recommend you get it as that's the ONLY band I receive in a basement unlike the first floor where I get others.

[Chalupa_Batman]

Hey @AnitaRose27 

It's a nice looking phone with some interest specs. However, it working with PM may be a struggle. Most of the time if not all will be on the 3G network where quality isn't as good as 4G or 5G. But more important, you won't be able to use your plan in the US or Mexico if you choose one of those plans. Here is the whitelist of the phones that work best on Public Mobile.

Whitelist 

[AnitaRose27]

Thank you.

[slusagm]

I would avoid

3G is ok, but does not have enough 4G bands, it will loss connection 

and 5G info is not clear at all

I usually don't not suggest people buy phone from overseas, the phone would not work well