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hio77
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  #2157276 9-Jan-2019 22:17
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tripp:

 

Behodar:

 

The dual-SIM models don't support all the NZ LTE bands though.

 

 

 

 

Only really an issue for spark isn't it?

 

Parallel imported sales them, XR 128gb black is the same price as apple sells it 

 

https://www.parallelimported.co.nz/mobile-phones/apple-phones/apple-iphone-xr-128gb-black-mobile-phone.html

 

 

missing B28 is massive regardless of network..





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I am sure you will be able to have multiple esim if thats what you want. The immediate advantage in my mind is that it frees up some space in the handset for other things.


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  #2176102 10-Feb-2019 21:20
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Bluntj:

I am sure you will be able to have multiple esim if thats what you want. The immediate advantage in my mind is that it frees up some space in the handset for other things.



And most likely takes you back to the days of AMPS and CDMA. I'm sure the carriers won't be falling over themselves to make SIM switching easy.




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  #2176108 10-Feb-2019 21:36
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old3eyes:
Bluntj:

 

I am sure you will be able to have multiple esim if thats what you want. The immediate advantage in my mind is that it frees up some space in the handset for other things.

 



And most likely takes you back to the days of AMPS and CDMA. I'm sure the carriers won't be falling over themselves to make SIM switching easy.

 

Think how that goes will be interesting indeed.

 

 

 

However... If you look at the moves providers have done lately, 2/3 taking on the Mate 20 Pro as an officially supported device.. 

 

Depending on how that goes for providers, will kinda paint the picture moving forward

 

 

 

(To be clear, I can't comment on the spark side, i have no knowledge in that area nevermind being in a position to comment.)





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