Anyone Noticed 900/1800 ?

there's no 850/1900
so be careful if you planning to buy one

Originally Posted by cto11

there's no 850/1900
so be careful if you planning to buy one

Anyone with half a brain will do there research anyway - i wouldnt worry

if not then there a fool

It seems I'm brainless . Can I use the M8 in Germany or not?

Yes, as there are only 900/1800 MHz used in Germany

@ Hendrik

Ist das eine Frage oder Anwort??

Is it a Question or an answer???

Originally Posted by tzr-tuner

@ Hendrik

Ist das eine Frage oder Anwort??

Is it a Question or an answer???

It is an answer.

Thank you Hendrik und liebe Grüße nach Stuttgart !!

900/1800 is used in Europe. Those unsupported bands are used only in USA. Also, I believe T-Mobile NL uses these, but you'd have to look that up.

For the Dutchies: you can use it in Holland GSM Coverage Maps | Netherlands

Well... nice to hear that it will work in Germany. It would be very very bad if we coudn't

Chrisi

Wait cto11, where did you find that out? I thought the Meizu M8 supported:
Networks: GSM/GPRS 850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz
(according to the specs). I'm in the states and I use T-mobile, which utilizes
frequency-band 1900 MHz I believe. Oh no...now I'm worried!

Meh, any GSM phone should work in the US.

It is from here.

GSM phones should still work almost worldwide though...

Definitely has changed from when the site first went up. Dual band???

I wonder if it's just a technical glitch or if Meizu is attempting to preserve some future international sales via their licensed channels rather than through the grey market.

The phone is quad band. it was stated in the beginning.
The website info is for china; i think JW is keeping it secret from China authorities .

It may have something to do with getting the license
BTW Check out this thread: http://www.meizume.com/minione-m8/73...-1900-mhz.html

haha.We can buy it in only few days here in china.And I think M8 is avaliable in many countries