FS: iPhone 5 AT&T 32GB White
09-23-2012, 09:28 PM
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Hi everyone,
I have a brand new iPhone 5 32GB White AT&T for sale for $900 OBO. The phone is in brand new box sealed and ready to be activated at either AT&T or Verizon wireless. I read up online that now the new iPhone 5 nano sim is compatible with AT&T network, so you can use it at either carrier when you first activate it. Buyers are responsible for shipping and paypal fee of 3% if buying. PM me for further questions about the phone.
I have a brand new iPhone 5 32GB White AT&T for sale for $900 OBO. The phone is in brand new box sealed and ready to be activated at either AT&T or Verizon wireless. I read up online that now the new iPhone 5 nano sim is compatible with AT&T network, so you can use it at either carrier when you first activate it. Buyers are responsible for shipping and paypal fee of 3% if buying. PM me for further questions about the phone.
. Thanks for the kind words.
09-24-2012, 12:11 PM
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Do you have both versions? I thought AT&T and Verizon iPhones had different sku numbers...?
I have one on Verizon... It's freakin AWESOME!
I have one on Verizon... It's freakin AWESOME!
09-24-2012, 01:26 PM
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No, as it turns out, it seems that the only difference between At&t and Verizon iPhone 5 is that Verizon comes factory unlocked.
It has been reported and confirmed that people that have Verizon iPhone 5 has been able to put in SIM cards from other carriers and have it work.
And because of that, I am requesting my second factory unlock from At&t, lol.
It has been reported and confirmed that people that have Verizon iPhone 5 has been able to put in SIM cards from other carriers and have it work.
And because of that, I am requesting my second factory unlock from At&t, lol.
09-24-2012, 02:52 PM
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No, as it turns out, it seems that the only difference between At&t and Verizon iPhone 5 is that Verizon comes factory unlocked.
It has been reported and confirmed that people that have Verizon iPhone 5 has been able to put in SIM cards from other carriers and have it work.
And because of that, I am requesting my second factory unlock from At&t, lol.
It has been reported and confirmed that people that have Verizon iPhone 5 has been able to put in SIM cards from other carriers and have it work.
And because of that, I am requesting my second factory unlock from At&t, lol.
09-27-2012, 07:40 PM
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If I'm seeing that part/model number correctly it says MD659LL/A which is a Verizon iPhone 5 LTE model. The GSM on this Verizon model is unlocked to use on AT&T but you will NOT get AT&T LTE speeds only 3G/4G.
This Verizon model doesn't have the AT&T 700b band to support AT&T LTE.
http://www.apple.com/iphone/LTE
http://leimobile.com/iphone-5-model-numbers
There's many articles out there that explains this:
http://www.huffingto..._n_1909972.html
"Even unlocked, Verizon iPhones are tied to Verizon's network: it's the only one that can provide them with "4G LTE" data speeds. The Verizon iPhone 5 can access AT&T's non-LTE "4G" network, which has slightly lower speeds."
If you're a global traveler that wants better LTE coverage than this Verizon model is your best choice because it supports many different countries LTE bands.
The AT&T iPhone 5 supports only a few LTE bands. (Only USA & Canada?)
This Verizon model doesn't have the AT&T 700b band to support AT&T LTE.
http://www.apple.com/iphone/LTE
http://leimobile.com/iphone-5-model-numbers
There's many articles out there that explains this:
http://www.huffingto..._n_1909972.html
"Even unlocked, Verizon iPhones are tied to Verizon's network: it's the only one that can provide them with "4G LTE" data speeds. The Verizon iPhone 5 can access AT&T's non-LTE "4G" network, which has slightly lower speeds."
If you're a global traveler that wants better LTE coverage than this Verizon model is your best choice because it supports many different countries LTE bands.
The AT&T iPhone 5 supports only a few LTE bands. (Only USA & Canada?)