I'm opening this thread due to the Innos box stating other than the official site in regards to frequency support.
According to the box, the D6000 is
2G GSM: 900/1800
3G WCDMA: 2100
4G LTE: B1/B3
According to official site the support is
2G: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz
3G: WCDMA 850/900/1900/2100MHz
4G: FDD-LTE 800/1800/2100/2600MHz
Needless to say, this can make a huge difference.
Owners of D6000, please state your location and which frequency you're able to connect on.
I've communicated with Innos today. According to them the specs are as stated on their official page and through their selling partners. The box only reads the minimal frequencies so as to not confuse Chinese people where the majority of these phones are sold.
Of course, this isn't 100% solid. What we need is reports from people who own the phone, where they live and what kind of connectivity they're getting, especially from anyone in N/C/S Americas, but any reports from any locations are good.
(2015-08-31, 17:01)Gizbeat Wrote: [ -> ]I've communicated with Innos today. According to them the specs are as stated on their official page and through their selling partners. The box only reads the minimal frequencies so as to not confuse Chinese people where the majority of these phones are sold.
Of course, this isn't 100% solid. What we need is reports from people who own the phone, where they live and what kind of connectivity they're getting, especially from anyone in N/C/S Americas, but any reports from any locations are good.
Hogwash. By saying that all they're doing is making potential buyers like me skeptical about the phone in general. I hope I'm wrong because right now it's the only "battery" phone I would consider to replace my 5000t.
I guess we should always be skeptical of a newly released mobile. Especially from a relatively unknown brand.
I think it's unlikely they'd outright lie and continue to lie about such an easily proven spec. Though it is possible that wires have been crossed.
We'll find out soon enough. Just wait a bit until current and near future owners can report back. Phone has only been out for a week or so.
Hello
About network 4G
When I entered in engeniring mode, I have only 2 bands: USA and band 6
Some one can explain that??
With another phone I can choise USA or EUropean band and I saw all bands, but with Innos I can not do it Could you tell me how?
Thanks
(2015-12-07, 01:37)marcrebet Wrote: [ -> ]Hello
About network 4G
When I entered in engeniring mode, I have only 2 bands: USA and band 6
Some one can explain that??
With another phone I can choise USA or EUropean band and I saw all bands, but with Innos I can not do it Could you tell me how?
Thanks
There is only bands as listed in the first post of the thread. You can't change it.