Actually the Nexus 6P is a Huawei built device and it is compatible with the Verizon Wireless network.
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Smaller phone providers (Huawei, Microsoft, HP, Alcatel and others) are not submitting their phones for CDMA certification due to high cost (compared to GSM) and knowing that current CDMA carriers like Verizon Wireless are going to be rolling out new networks over the next several years.
So....based upon what I could find....there are no Huawei phones certified for use on CDMA networks.
Actually the Nexus 6P is a Huawei built device and it is compatible with the Verizon Wireless network.
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I'd love to give some of the newest Windows Mobile phones a whirl, but, I'm not quite ready to jump ship. My Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge will keep me going for now.
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Why would you reply to dexman instead of the OP who actually has a question?
A friend was in southern California a month ago and mentioned seeing Huawei phones in the Verizon store so I figured Huawei may have some Verizon compatible phones. Would love to see those 7" phablets in person.
They don't have any available on the website.
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Oooops.....yep. Just checked with them. It wasn't at a Verizon store.
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