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TheOnePlus 5has a wide-range of supported bands for LTE. There are
34 supported here, making it a world phone. But one thing that Verizon and
Sprint customers will notice is the fact that there is only support for one
CDMA band. Which makes this somewhat compatible with Verizon and Sprint
networks, but not quite there. Meaning that if you want full support, you’
ll be stuck using the OnePlus 5 on AT&T and T-Mobile’s networks. This has
been the case for OnePlus’ previous smartphones as well, so this should
come as no surprise.
For FDD LTE, bands 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 12, 17, 18, 19, 20, 25, 26, 28, 29,
30 and 66 are supported. On TDD LTE it’s bands 38, 39, 40 and 41. TD-SCDMA
gets bands 34 and 39 supported and WCDMA gets bands 1, 2, 4, 5 and 8. CDMA
EVDO has BC0 and the usual GSM 2G bands are here, 850, 900, 1800, 1900.
To the untrained eye, what this means is thatSprint’sthree LTE
bands (25, 26 and 41) are all supported, and two out of Verizon’s three
bands are supported (2, 4 and 13). For AT&T and T-Mobile, all of the bands
are supported. That’s bands 2, 4, 12 and 17 for AT&T and bands 2, 4 and 12
for T-Mobile. So this smartphone would (at least in theory) work on Sprint,
but you would only have LTE coverage. So what that means is that if you go
to an area that does not have LTE and is still stuck on 3G – which is
Sprint’s CDMA network – you will drop down to GPRS, if you get any
coverage at all. The same will be true for Verizon, but since band 13 isn’t
included, you won’t get good indoor signal either since band 13 is Verizon
’s 700MHz C-block spectrum.
So as expected, this is still, for intents and purposes, a GSM smartphone
from OnePlus. That’s about what everyone expected, although it would have
been nice to see this available for Sprint and Verizon customers as well. If
you are on AT&T or T-Mobile it will work as expected. Although you may miss
out on some carrier features like VoLTE and HD Voice – although OnePlus
does typically build that into its smartphones. And if you travel to other
parts of the world, perhaps Europe or Asia, you’ll still be covered and be
able to use your OnePlus 5 with ease – since it’s dual-SIM, you can leave
that other SIM card inside with your normal SIM card.
