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OnePlus 8 (model IN2015) not on whitelist
I found a new unlocked OnePlus 8 on Amazon that I am looking to purchase. Amazon's description says that this particular phone's model number is IN2015. According to the AT&T whitelist for approved phones, the only OnePlus 8 models that will work are IN2011, IN2013, and IN2017. Since the IN2015 is not on that list, that suggests that there is no point in me purchasing from this listing because the phone won't work.
I decided to dig a little deeper into what the model numbers mean, and what I found makes no sense to me. IN2011 is the India model, IN2013 is the Europe model, and IN2017 is the T-Mobile model. Why would AT&T whitelist those variants from other continents/carriers while NOT including the IN2015 (USA/North America model)? If someone could help me understand this, I would be very appreciative because there is clearly something I'm missing here.
ATTHelp
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2 years ago
Hello user253614, we're here to answer your question.
We are happy to say OnePlus 8 5G IN2015 is on the eligible device list. This device will work on AT&T's network after February 2022.
Please reach back out if you have any other questions or concerns.
Thank you for visiting AT&T Community Forums!
Carlton, AT&T Community Specialist
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azad120190
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2 years ago
Will one Plus 9 pro 5G purchased in India will work from February?
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SoloTX
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2 years ago
@azad120190 According to the list linked by ATTHelp, One Plus 9 Pro 5G will work if this model number: LE2125 Other models won't work after February.
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QuizMaster
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1 year ago
Will this device also receive 5g signal as it supports N5 band?
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formerlyknownas
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1 year ago
@QuizMaster
No. Oneplus phones will not get 5g on at&t.
Service capabilities of unlocked phones
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QuizMaster
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1 year ago
Thanks for the quick reply. Will it get 5g access in future? The phone does support sub-6 5G At&t band.
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formerlyknownas
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1 year ago
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Probably not.
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QuizMaster
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1 year ago
It's disappointing to know that a capable device won't be able to use the technology due to some whitelist process.
@formerlyknownas Thanks for your quick response
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