[Question] Doogee T3 - Printable Version +- www.chinaphonearena.com (https://www.chinaphonearena.com/forum) +-- Forum: Brand Specific (https://www.chinaphonearena.com/forum/Forum-Brand-Specific) +--- Forum: Doogee® (https://www.chinaphonearena.com/forum/Forum-Doogee%C2%AE) +--- Thread: [Question] Doogee T3 (/Thread-Question-Doogee-T3) |
Doogee T3 - Gaiking - 2016-08-27 I bought a Doogee T3 after reading an Android guys article saying it would work on AT&T or T mobile......well It only is 2G....The bands for USA 3G and LTE aren't compatible. Is it possible to make this awesome phone work as a real 2016 cell phone and not a throwback to 2006? RE: Doogee T3 - Bacon_Puffs - 2016-08-28 Has nothing to do with year. It has to do with what frequencies the phone has and what area it's made for. You won't get LTE. That's 100% sure. It has 1900 for 3G, so it might get AT&T 3G and should get T-Mobile 3G. What carrier do you use? RE: Doogee T3 - Gaiking - 2016-08-28 (2016-08-28, 03:09)Bacon_Puffs Wrote: Has nothing to do with year. It has to do with what frequencies the phone has and what area it's made for. You won't get LTE. That's 100% sure. It has 1900 for 3G, so it might get AT&T 3G and should get T-Mobile 3G. What carrier do you use?I was being facetious about being stuck on Edge in 2016 because Android Guys implied it would work. Thanks for the reply though. Guess I'm out of luck. Cool phone but I can't use it. Sent from my Nexus 6 using Tapatalk RE: Doogee T3 - Bacon_Puffs - 2016-08-28 You still might get H+. And can use Wi-Fi and 2G. Not completely useless. Try both ATT and T-Mobile and see if you can get H+. RE: Doogee T3 - Gaiking - 2016-08-28 I tried on AT&T but no matter what I do with settings and APN I can't get a signal better than 2G. Perhaps I'll try T mobile Sent from my Nexus 6 using Tapatalk RE: Doogee T3 - Bacon_Puffs - 2016-08-28 (2016-08-28, 03:28)Gaiking Wrote: I tried on AT&T but no matter what I do with settings and APN I can't get a signal better than 2G. Perhaps I'll try T mobile Yes. This is what I've been getting at. TMobile is 1900 H+. |