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Just curious if the HTC 10 unlocked version would work with Verizon if I were to buy it directly from HTC.
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The HTC website states the unlocked version is compatible with AT&T and T-Mobile networks. The HTC website ALSO sells a version which states is for Verizon.
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Do you guys plan on allowing us to use the unlocked HTC 10 on Verizon? The unlocked HTC 10 has all of the network bands required to work on Verizon. This would make me a very happy customer.
radgatt wrote:
Do you guys plan on allowing us to use the unlocked HTC 10 on Verizon? The unlocked HTC 10 has all of the network bands required to work on Verizon. This would make me a very happy customer.
Since HTC has 2 options for the device on their network would lead me to believe they are not the same device, possibly different radios/bands/frequencies on the 2 different models. Otherwise, why not simply sell 1 device and state that it is compatible with the AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon networks.
The unlocked version being sold on HTC specifically states it is compatible with AT&T and T-Mobile networks. Since it does not state it is compatible with the Verizon network, it may possibly not be compatible. Possibly it does not include the CDMA radio/bands available on the Verizon model?
Whether or not Verizon "allows" its use on its network may not be a factor if it is not compatible. Verizon is obviously "allowing" the device on its network. You may have to opt for the Verizon version, though.