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#242182 15-Oct-2018 11:42
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Seems noone (Vodafone sales or their retaillers) can agree on this and it's a bit suss the Vodafone sales said I had to spend most of $500.

 

Hoping to find someone from Vodafone who knows the answer-

 

Does the J2 Pro support 700Mhz?





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  #2108062 15-Oct-2018 11:51
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From Vodafone NZ site no 700Mhz support VodafoneNZ they call it 4G extended

 

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  #2108064 15-Oct-2018 11:53
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Linux:

 

From Vodafone NZ site no 700Mhz support VodafoneNZ they call it 4G extended

 

John

 

 

Thanks.

 

So what is the cheapest handset I can get with this?

 

How would this compare with a J2 forced into 3G?

 

Application is a rural event. I need to buy a few handsets.





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  #2108068 15-Oct-2018 11:55
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MichaelNZ:

 

Linux:

 

From Vodafone NZ site no 700Mhz support VodafoneNZ they call it 4G extended

 

John

 

 

Thanks.

 

So what is the cheapest handset I can get with this?

 

How would this compare with a J2 forced into 3G?

 

Application is a rural event. I need to buy a few handsets.

 

 

The only difference is memory as I understand between the J2 and the J2 pro

 

John




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  #2108069 15-Oct-2018 11:58
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Linux:

 

The only difference is memory as I understand between the J2 and the J2 pro

 

John

 

 

I was looking at the J2 Pro because it's a 2018 model which comes with Android 7 or 7.1

 

Older models come with Android 6 and there is no mention if they are upgradeable.

 

Is there any benefit with LTE in rural areas?





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  #2108148 15-Oct-2018 13:05
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Yes having B28 700Mhz is handy everywhere now 

 

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  #2108152 15-Oct-2018 13:09
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Yes having B28 700Mhz is handy everywhere now 

 

John

 

 

Is there any lower priced handsets which feature this?

 

(Any carrier as long as it's unlocked or can be unlocked)





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  #2108195 15-Oct-2018 13:56
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$179

 

https://www.vodafone.co.nz/shop/mobileDetails.jsp?skuId=sku1810027&voucherCode=&hardwareSkuId=sku1810026&menuKey=&selectedPlanSkuId=&selectedView=&selectedTab=overview&selectedPriceTab=prepay&ignoreCartContent=

 

 

Thanks for that. I have been looking at Samsung but this model may be better suited to this requirement.

 

Feedback about the Huawei Y6 would be appreciated.





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