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Forums › Spark New Zealand › Huawei Ascend P7 band 28?


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Topic # 159976 18-Dec-2014 22:02
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Looking at purchasing this phone

A spark salesman told me that it supports band 28 LTE is this correct?
I can not seem to find any information on this 

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  Reply # 1200579 19-Dec-2014 14:17
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Well I brought the phone after some more research and yes it dose 700mhz band 28 lte

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  Reply # 1200604 19-Dec-2014 15:05
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excellent choice. I will make one suggestion though, purchase a case for it, the glass front and back makes it a bit slippery. 




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  Reply # 1200613 19-Dec-2014 15:38
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Thanks

 

Its really very good value I was on the $39 plan along with unlimited vdsl as my VDSL as my vdsl is going down by $10 per month and this phone is free on the $49 24 month plan essentially I get it for free :)

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