Is Nokia Lumia 710 supports both T-Mobile and AT&T?

**oJAsVI** · 23-01-2012

Hello friends, i wanted to know that the Nokia Lumia 710 is been supported with the T-Mobile (AWS) and also with AT&T (CLR), i was planning to go any of these, but was not knowing that which is been supported for the phone, so anyone has the idea about it then please do share with me. Thank you.

**Chaaruchandra** · 23-01-2012

It is been supported with the T-Mobil, so you can go to the official webpage of the T-Mobil Nokia 710, and over there you will be able to get all the information which you like to get and also you will be purchase it, when i have visited the page then i found that the phone is been list in the following frequency bands,

850 MHz;900 MHz;1800 MHz;1900 MHz;
UMTS: Band I (2100);
UMTS: Band IV (1700/2100);
UMTS: Band V (850)

**HankH** · 23-01-2012

Originally Posted by Chaaruchandra

It is been supported with the T-Mobil, so you can go to the official webpage of the T-Mobil Nokia 710, and over there you will be able to get all the information which you like to get and also you will be purchase it, when i have visited the page then i found that the phone is been list in the following frequency bands,

850 MHz;900 MHz;1800 MHz;1900 MHz;
UMTS: Band I (2100);
UMTS: Band IV (1700/2100);
UMTS: Band V (850)

I like that it is been interesting thing that it is been with the UMTS bands. Whereas i am knowing about it then T-mobile is been using the Band IV (AWS) which is not at all suprising for me or any other user.

**akkiiii** · 23-01-2012

Yes you are correct the T-Mobile uses the Band IV (AWS), where the AT&T uses the Band V (CLR), where the Band V is been set of frequencies of the AT&T, if the T-mobile is been giving those frequencies, then it will be supported by both of the networks (AT&T and T-mobile) but it should be unlocked for that, then it will work for you. I hoping that the Lumia 800 should be come with the same then it will be very much nice for all.

**Memphis M** · 23-01-2012

Whereas the Lumia 710 actually supports 2100, 1900, 2100/1700 AWS, and 850. Where the T-Mobile presently using the 2100/1700 AWS and AT&T uses the 1900 & 850 frequencies. The answer is that T-Mobile is activating 3G on 1900 in some markets and other one is that was the possible merger with AT&T and now eventual roaming on AT&T for 3G in markets where T doesn't offer 3G. If the phone is been unlocked then it will work on AT&T.

**Samaria** · 23-01-2012

If you are getting the Lumia 800 Europe one then you will be able to get with AT&T, but not T-Mobile. Where the AT&T 900 or 800 will be not be getting the 1700 as none of their current line up, if the roaming agreement is been allowed then it will be able to get it, but it will allow for roaming on T-Mobile and also there might be some possibilities that they would want to add 1700 for new devices.