List of AWS-1 devices

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This is a list of devices capable of communicating on an AWS-1 network. AWS-1 (Advanced Wireless Services) is a wireless communication frequency band of the radio spectrum. It is used for transmission of voice, data, video, and messaging over a cellular network. AWS-1 is used in various countries of the Americas. It replaces the spectrum formerly allocated to Multipoint Multichannel Distribution Service (MMDS).

Compatible devices A partial list of phones, smartphones, tablets and modems that support the AWS-1 frequency on a UMTS network:

Alcatel OT-908S OT-918S OT-981A OT-990S OT-991 OT-995 One Touch Fierce One Touch Scribe X One Touch Scribe HD-LTE Alcatel Pop Icon Alcatel M'POP Alcatel D3 (Wind Mobile)

Apple iPhone 5, model A1428 iPhone 5c, models A1436 and A1532 iPhone 5s, models A1453 and A1533 iPhone 6, models A1549 and A1522 iPhone SE (1st generation), models A1662, A1723, A1724 iPad Air, model A1475 iPad mini with Retina Display, model A1490 iPhone 7 and 7 plus purchased in North America

Asus Google Nexus 7 PadFone 2 Google Nexus 7 (2013) Fonepad 7 ZenFone 2 (WW/TW Firmware phones from Taiwan/China do NOT work on Mobilicity) ZenFone 3

BlackBerry Q5 (only SQR100-1) Q10 (only SQN100-5) Z10 (only STL-100-3 (RFK121LW)) Z30 (only STA-100-5) Bold 9700 Bold 9780 Bold 9790 Bold 9900 Curve 9300 Curve 9320 Curve 9360 Curve 9380 Pearl 9100 Torch 9810 Torch 9860 BlackBerry Passport BlackBerry Classic BlackBerry Leap DTEK 50 Many of the above listed BlackBerry devices have multiple versions, only one of each being AWS compatible.

BLU Quattro 4.5 model D440 Quattro 4.5 HD model D450 Quattro 5.7 HD model D460 Studio 5.0 LTE model Y530Q Studio 5.0 II Studio Mini LTE Studio XL Studio 6 HD Studio 7 ll Win JR (W410U) Win HD (W510U) Win HD LTE (X150Q) Energy X 2

Dell Venue Pro Streak Pro model D43

Garmin Nüvifone A50 / Garminfone

HTC Google Nexus One HTC 8X HTC Desire 601 HTC 8S Wind Mobile version HD2 HD7 G2 Amaze HTC Flyer (3G version) Incredible S Maple/Snap myTouch 4G/Panache One (M7) One (M8) One (M9) One S Radar Sensation (Z710E only) Sensation XE T-Mobile Touch Pro2 T-Mobile G1 HTC Wildfire S HTC EVO 3D Many of the above listed HTC phones have more than one version. The consumer must ensure that he or she purchases the correct version that supports the AWS frequency.

Huawei E138 USB modem E173 USB modem E181 USB modem E1691 USB modem E3276 LTE USB modem E366 21.6 Mbit/s USB modem E372 42 Mbit/s USB modem E573 mobile Wi-Fi HotSpot modem (7.2 Mbit/s-down/5.76 Mbit/s-up) E583C mobile Wi-Fi HotSpot modem (7.2 Mbit/s-down/5.76 Mbit/s-up) E586E mobile Wi-Fi HotSpot modem (21.6 Mbit/s-down/5.76 Mbit/s-up) E587 mobile Wi-Fi HotSpot modem (43.2 Mbit/s-down/5.76 Mbit/s-up) Ascend D1 Quad XL Ascend G312 Ascend G615 Ascend Mate Ascend P1 Ascend P1 LTE (only U9202L-3) Ascend P6 Ascend P6S P8 Ascend W1 Ascend X U1250 U2801 U2900 U3200 U3220 U5300 U6020 U6150 U7519 marketed as T-Mobile Tap U8100-9 U8350 U8500 IDEOS U8651T U8667 U8820 Ascend D1 XL U9500E Ascend D quad Ascend P1 XL U9200E Ascend P1s Ascend D quad XL Honor 2 Huawei Ascend Mate Ascend Mate2 4G model MT2-L03 Ascend G6 4G T-Mobile myTouch Q 2 Ascend G7-L03 GR5W Mate 9 (MHA-L29) P9 (EVA-DL00)

Lenovo K900

LG LG V20 LG G4 LG G3 (D851 t-mobile version-or D852G) LG G2 C729 dLite F4N GU927 LG Optimus Black Optimus 2X (P990) T-Mobile G2X (P999) (USA) Optimus 3D (P920) Optimus 4X HD - P880g (Canada: Wind, Videotron) Optimus T Sentio Google Nexus 4 Google Nexus 5 Google Nexus 5X LG V909 Tablet T-Mobile G-Slate Optimus L9 P769 Optimus F3 Optimus F6 D500 Optimus F3Q LG G Stylo

Meizu MX 2-core MX 4-core

Motorola Atrix HD Charm Cliq CLIQ XT also known as Quench Cliq2 Defy Google Nexus 6 Master (XT605) Motorola Milestone XT720 Moto G (2013) (US Version) Moto G (2014) (US Version) Moto X (Developer Edition/T-Mobile) Moto X Segunda Genración 2014 XT1097 Motorola RAZR V Motorola XT300 also known as Spice (launched late Dec 2010) Motorola Droid Pro Plus only version MB632 Moto E Dual TV XT1025 Moto G Dual SIM Moto G 3rd Gen XT 1549 Some of the above listed Motorola phones have more than one version, only one of which is AWS compatible.

Nokia Asha 302 (RM-884 variant only) Asha 303 Asha 311 Lumia 520 Lumia 635 (RM-975 variant only) Lumia 710 Lumia 735 (RM-1039 variant only) Lumia 810 Lumia 920 (RM-820 variant only) Lumia 925 (RM-893 variant only) Lumia 1020 (RM-876 variant only) Lumia 1320 (RM-995 variant only) Lumia 1520 (RM-940 variant only) 3555b (RM-257 only) 3710 500 5230 (RM-593 variant only) 603 6263 700 701 808 PureView C5-04 C6-01 (both RM-601 and RM-675) C7-00 E6-00 E7-00 E73 Mode N8 N9 N900 N950 (developer device) X7-00 (RM-707 only)

OnePlus One (International Edition, Chinese Edition doesn't work with UMTS Band IV) Two (North America model only) 3/3t (North America model only)

Oppo Find 7 (US Version) Find 7a (US Version) Find 5 (US Version) N1

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Samsung Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (SM-N910T) Samsung Galaxy S III (SGH-T999/T999L/T999V) Samsung Galaxy Note II (SGH-T889) Samsung Galaxy S4 (T-Mobile USA) (SGH-M919/M919V) SCH-R970 Samsung Galaxy S4 (Cricket, C Spire, MetroPCS, U.S. Cellular) Samsung Galaxy Note II (SGH-T889/T889V) SGH-T899M Ativ S Samsung Galaxy S5 (SM-G900T/G900W8) Samsung Galaxy Note III (SM-N900T/N900W8) Samsung Galaxy S6 Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime (SM-G530W) (Wind Mobile Canada, T-Mobile USA) SGH-T159 SGH-T259 SGH-T359 :) Smiley SGH-T399 Galaxy Light SGH-C414Y and SGH-C414V (FCC ID: A3LSGHC414Y, not A3LSGHC414) SGH-T379 SGH-T469 Gravity 2 SGH-T479 Gravity 3 (Not the SGH-T479B) SGH-T499 Dart SGH-T559 Comeback T599 Galaxy Exhibit SGH-T636 (Cincinnati Bell) SGH-T639 Noel* SGH-T659 SGH-T669 "Gravity T" / "Gravity Touch" (but not the SGH-T669B) SGH-T679 Exhibit II 4G (T-Mobile) T699 Galaxy S Relay 4G SGH-T749 Highlight SGH-T759 Exhibit T769 Galaxy S Blaze 4G SGH-T779 Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (10.1) SGH-T819 SGH-T839 Sidekick 4G T879 Galaxy Note SGH-I317M Samsung Galaxy Note II SGH-T919 Behold SGH-T929 Memoir SGH-T939 Behold II SGH-T959 Galaxy S "Vibrant" SGH-T959V Galaxy S 4G (not SGH-T959P AKA Telus version) SGH-T989 Galaxy S II (T-Mobile USA) SGH-T989D Galaxy S II X (Telus Canada) GT-i9250 Google Galaxy Nexus GT-S5603 Google Nexus S Model GT-I9020T (FCC ID: AL3GTI9020T or A3LGTI9020, not A3L9020A) Caliber Code Freeform Freeform II Galaxy (i7500) Galaxy Q Galaxy Tab™ Stunt T369

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Frequently asked questions

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This is a list of devices capable of communicating on an AWS-1 network. AWS-1 (Advanced Wireless Services) is a wireless communication frequency band of the radio spectrum.

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