Certain carriers such as verizon usa have an approved list of devices.
Sprint phone work on verizon network.
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Sprint phones like the lg v50 thinq 5g will be able to work on t mobile s network.
The sim cards are there for sprint s and verizon s 4g lte networks because the lte standard also uses sim cards.
Also we consider hspa to be 3g.
Will my phone work assumes that your device is unlocked or allowed to be run on the desired mobile network.
Lynn la cnet just because the merger has closed does not mean that your sprint phone will no longer connect.
Also swapping phones on gsm networks is easier because gsm compatible phones use sim cards.
Bring your own phone or tablet and save by switching to verizon america s most rewarded network.
All sprint and verizon phones now have sim cards but that isn t because of cdma.
Verizon would most likely require that you purchase a new verizon smartphone to use on their network.
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That s because in the former case you re not jumping network types.
However with the new lte bands in place both sprint and verizon have adopted this network type.
Sadly taking your sprint device over to the verizon wireless network is almost impossible.
For that reason it s easier to take a phone from sprint to verizon or vice versa than it is to take a phone from sprint or verizon to at t.
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This means that if your phone is 4g lte compatible then it will work in either of the two networks.
Your current sprint device would work on plans on many mvno such as ting us mobile tello and many other carriers.
Sprint and verizon are cdma carriers.
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For the technical savvy we have included the network frequencies that match between the mobile device and the network carrier.
Activate your unlocked cell phones from any carrier or retailer today on americas best network verizon wireless.
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