Meizu M8 works with T-Mobile SIM?

ive just recently been taking a notice to this phone by meizu and i was wondering if this phone would work with my tmobile sim card
The M8 is quad-band im pretty sure
but i dont know if it would work with tmobile and i was just curious?
thnx^^

Originally Posted by cerealfordinnerx

ive just recently been taking a notice to this phone by meizu and i was wondering if this phone would work with my tmobile sim card
The M8 is quad-band im pretty sure
but i dont know if it would work with tmobile and i was just curious?
thnx^^

It should: all infos we have for now points to the m8 being sold unlocked, especially outside china.

would it be able to pick up signal here in the us?

Originally Posted by cerealfordinnerx

would it be able to pick up signal here in the us?

NO. Only in Europe, Bangladesh and on Mars!

lol im assuming thats sarcasm righhhttt?
is it really gonna be that pricey though?

In the US, GSM phone service uses the 850 1900 frequencies. According to the Sticky be Err0r, the MiniOne is 'Quad-band GSM/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900'.
So you can see that it is compatible with US networks, and since it will be released unlocked, you can use any providers SIM card.

im really interested in this awesome looking phone
but what would i be looking at for price range cuz thats kindda a determining factor if i buy it

Originally Posted by cerealfordinnerx

im really interested in this awesome looking phone
but what would i be looking at for price range cuz thats kindda a determining factor if i buy it

As far as i know it'll be in the $400 range.

wow. for that u could get an iphone or a wide variety of other iphone clones.
the phone may be great but the reason i was interested was as a cheaper alternative to the iphone
i might just go with a cect a380i

According the to the new thread, a test version will be available for $289. It is 8GB, and an upgrade will be available for approximately $60 to upgrade to 16GB. If I were you, I would buy anything but a CECT phone. (HiPhone seems decent though)

Users outside of China, will of course not be eligible for the testing phones.

289$? That is cheap and even cheaper in €. Maybe I should sell my Blackberry and buy the M8 instead.

Originally Posted by Err0r

Users outside of China, will of course not be eligible for the testing phones.

How expensive will the non-testing phones be?

The final version of 8G will be 2388RMB.

Originally Posted by Err0r

Users outside of China, will of course not be eligible for the testing phones.

I think a good idea would be for Meizu To Donate a "Meizu M8 Beta" To Meizume, Afterall , Its generating great publicity in the Western world for meizu, And what could be better than a full english (No translation), Pre-release product review, By Err0r.

Originally Posted by lite

I think a good idea would be for Meizu To Donate a "Meizu M8 Beta" To Meizume, Afterall , Its generating great publicity in the Western world for meizu, And what could be better than a full english (No translation), Pre-release product review, By Err0r.

seconded. If it had not been for Err0r's hard work in putting the forum together, I would not have known 90% of the things about Meizu products, let alone where to buy my M6. He has also done a lot to expose Meizu's potential market in regions like the EU, Scandinavia, and the US and Canada.

Err0r fanboys LOL.... dude, just don't become in an iphone please...

Originally Posted by SteveMB93

According the to the new thread, a test version will be available for $289. It is 8GB, and an upgrade will be available for approximately $60 to upgrade to 16GB. If I were you, I would buy anything but a CECT phone. (HiPhone seems decent though)

Hiphone is complete garbage. Stay away and buy a legit sony/nokia/known brand until the MiniOne comes out.

Originally Posted by swiltse

Hiphone is complete garbage. Stay away and buy a legit sony/nokia/known brand until the MiniOne comes out.

You're right there. You really will be disappointed by the HiPhone. And I wouldn't get your hopes up waiting for a test version, as that will not be available to Europeans.