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austinj

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#306645 9-Aug-2023 20:54
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Hello, 

 

I am in the market for a new phone (coming from a iPhone 4s) and have decided on the zenfone 9 as it is the only compact phone with a headphone jack.

 

I would like to know if this phone is VoLTE Compatible on any NZ carrier, Asus support says that it supports VoLTE but that it is up to the provider to add support. 

 

Does anyone have this phone, if so does VoLTE work for you?

 

I am fine with rooting it and forcing VoLTE if need be.

 

Thanks for any input 

 

Austin


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  #3113943 9-Aug-2023 21:12
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  #3113947 9-Aug-2023 21:26
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Yes, ZenFone 9 supports VoLTE on Spark, Skinny, One NZ, and 2degrees. Recent ROG models too. From memory WiFI calling should also be good to go on Spark and One. You can also dial *#*#3642623344#*#* to show the hidden settings for VoLTE and VoWiFi on recent ASUS phones if needed.

 

Big upgrade from an iPhone 4s!





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  #3113951 9-Aug-2023 21:33
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Thanks NikT for the info!

 

I will be getting the phone this weekend. 

 

 




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  #3114366 10-Aug-2023 21:04
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Just got the zenfone and can confirm that VoLTE works out of the box


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  #3119478 23-Aug-2023 16:15
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@nikt any chance you know when the Zenfone 10 might be stocked?


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